Moutai May Be the Final Winner

Moutai is now at 1500, and it’s possible to rise to 2600. Although I don’t like this stock and I never drink alcohol.
But its cost is time. In this era where gold is everywhere and traps are everywhere, holding onto a long-term target can very likely cause you to miss countless more exciting opportunities.
Duan Yongping said: Young people don’t drink white liquor, but that’s just not the right time yet. This reminds me of an age-old question: Is it heroes who create the trend, or does the trend create heroes? My answer is the latter.
History, this vast system, must produce a figure like Ying Zheng to carry out the task of confirming the click.
Here’s a harsh hypothesis. If the time traveler Xiang Shaolong really killed Ying Zheng at that moment, would the outcome change? No. This enormous unifying energy wouldn’t disappear into thin air. It would, like water, instantly find the next vessel. Maybe it’s Ying Zheng’s brother Cheng Jiao, or maybe Xiang Shaolong’s son Xiang Yu.
When Moutai is gone, another high-proof alcohol solution will take over the blood vessels of middle-aged people.
Why? Because as our bodies gradually age and become immune to cola and beer, physiological functions instinctively crave a more intense, penetrating solvent to wash away the cold and fatigue inside. This is an inevitability written into our genes.
Compared to Tencent, ByteDance, and Alibaba’s endless competition and fighting, Moutai is a cyclical friend.
Perhaps in the end, you’ll find that those who run the fastest often die halfway; while those who do nothing within the cycle actually win in the end.