Crocodiles may seem slow, but they can catch all kinds of fast and even agile animals. When food was extremely scarce during the Ice Age, crocodiles were able to escape the fate of extinction by virtue of their small amount of exercise, small appetite, and minimal physical exertion when hunting to obtain prey. And those ferocious Tyrannosaurus rex, although they tried their best to run and chase their prey, because the food they obtained was far from enough to satisfy their consumption, they eventually became extinct.

As a close relative of dinosaurs, crocodiles can miraculously survive tenaciously. Its unique survival skills are worthy of our study. The reason why crocodiles can survive in the harshest environments is through rationality and patience. This is actually the way to win for us to remain invincible in the investment market.

Just as the Ice Age on the earth once wiped out many species, the "Ice Age" (big bear market) in investment will also force some investors with serious losses to withdraw sadly. Therefore, when the stock market is in an unfavorable environment, investors' first consideration is not how to make profits, but to learn the crocodile's way of survival, focusing on how to preserve funds and ensure their survival in a weak market.

In the "Ice Age" of investment, investors should learn from the crocodile's investment strategy of braking with stillness and adapting to ever-changing investment strategies, such as buying lower-risk bond funds or currency funds. Save strength. Watch more and move less, recharge your batteries, wait patiently for the arrival of the bull market, and then carefully select the target for effective attacks. Just stay still, and you will hit with one hit.

The crocodile's rationality is reflected in the fact that it will never chase targets that are difficult to obtain. Crocodiles are usually in a calm state, motionless like a tree stump floating on the water, with only a pair of nostrils and eyes exposed, patiently observing what's happening on the water and land. Once a prey is found, the astonishing speed and explosive power of the crocodile in the moment it hunts the target are enough to catch other creatures off guard.

On the surface, the crocodile's hunting method is relatively passive and clumsy, but it can obtain food with the least amount of physical strength and keep itself in a relatively safe situation as much as possible. It can be described as a skill but a clumsy one. A successful investor needs to be as rational as a crocodile, fully respect the laws of the market, not invest at will because of greed and temptation, and not pursue unrealistically high profits. Investors should try to reduce the frequency of their operations and avoid chasing ups and downs like a Tyrannosaurus in the stock market.

You must know that even if the operation is successful, the profit will be very limited. Sometimes There is not much left after deducting transaction taxes and fees from short-term profits. The most serious thing is that once the operation is wrong, it is likely that all previous efforts will be wasted and the gain will not be worth the loss. Investors must learn the patience of the crocodile to wait calmly, wait for the best opportunity to strike for a long time, and use the least possible transaction costs to obtain as much investment profit as possible.

Waiting patiently for a long time instead of attacking frequently is the way for crocodiles to survive and win, and it is also the correct choice for our investment to win. Just wait quietly for the capital market's "smart prey" and seize the opportunity to strike.