Recently I've been focusing on making finance **, and after making hundreds**, I found myself really new to photography. In the past, I felt that I knew a little bit about photography, because I had played with drones before and had accumulated some experience in drone photography. But now it seems that I know so little about photography that I can say that I don't know anything about it.
This gave me some life lessons. If we don't spend enough time learning something, we'll never realize how superficial our knowledge of it is, and we'll never realize how rookie we are. That's what I've learned lately. When we don't invest enough in something, don't think we know a thing or two, let alone think that we are qualified to judge it.
Because, this self-righteousness can lead us to blind confidence and even cause significant losses. Taking **and** investment as an example, people who don't know much about this aspect and don't have in-depth learning can easily overestimate their investment ability. They will buy and ** a lot of ** and ** they don't know a lot of things, and do a lot of things they don't know very well.
Those who have read countless investment books, studied a large number of research reports, and have an in-depth understanding of financial statements have a lower evaluation of their investment ability. They may even feel like they are just a regular investor in the market. They know they still have a lot to learn. As the famous saying goes, "The more you know, the more you feel ignorant." I've heard this phrase for a long time, but I don't really appreciate it until now.
A great man once said, "Without research, there is no voice." "In the future, I will remain silent about things that I don't know well, and I will not comment lightly. I will be honest about my ignorance, and I will not pretend that I know a lot.
Recently, I have been following the launch of Apple's new Vision Pro, and I have heard that some users have reported problems such as the headset being too heavy, eye fatigue, headaches, and too few games to play. I don't think these problems are big problems, and they will definitely be solved gradually in the future.
Feedback from these users shows that the future of virtual reality technology is very promising. With the advancement of technology, the above problems will definitely be solved. At that time, the market sales will inevitably increase significantly, and the performance will be greatly improved. I believe that virtual reality technology is expected to replace most of the functions of smartphones in the future, and even make some people abandon their phones.
There are many listed companies in the field of virtual reality, mixed reality, and augmented reality, and have a large number of technology patents. Focusing on the development of these companies, especially the relevant **, should be a good investment strategy.
In recent years, the A-share virtual reality sector has been in the first state, and it has fallen to a historical low. For prudent investors, it is wise to enter the market at a low price now. Once virtual reality shines, we'll get a good return on investment. Even if there is no breakthrough in virtual reality technology in the future, we will not have much substantial loss due to our limited nature.