As long as you keep moving forward, even slow progress has its own value

StrawberryIce · 2026-02-12T00:05:19+00:00

The article discusses the choices between holding stocks and holding coins before the Spring Festival holiday, emphasizing the importance of computing power and AI video investments. At the same time, it tells the story of a delivery worker's dilemma, reflecting concern for the lives of ordinary people. It believes that whether choosing high-speed rail or regular trains, every step in life is worth cherishing, and the scenery along the way is equally beautiful.

StrawberryIce

2026-02-12 00:05:19

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There are only two trading days left before the Spring Festival holiday, and it’s time to choose between holding stocks or holding cash. The positions in computing power and AI video still need to be maintained.

These days, there are many AI videos, various solo James performances, and epic martial arts works. AI is once again entering the world of ordinary people in this form. The world is constantly progressing, but I also hope to give ordinary people more opportunities and more income. I just saw a video where a delivery person said that there is a reward of 7,500 to 10,000 for staying on duty, but the Spring Festival only happens once a year. Seeing their children is also only possible during this time. How should they choose?
Going home for the New Year costs 600 for a high-speed train ticket, and 150 for a regular green train. How should they choose? The money saved by taking the green train can be used to give more to parents or buy some things for children. Although it’s slower, there is value in taking it slow.

Whether you take the high-speed train or the green train, both are heading toward the destination. So in our market, don’t envy those who move quickly. The green train may be slower, but the scenery along the way is also very beautiful.

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