Teacher Wang Chuan's words are useful for a lifetime: The key to understanding tsunamis lies in focusing on and observing deep-sea earthquakes, rather than the irrelevant waves on the shore.

This perfectly reflects the core of the following tweet: Most investors are watching the waves for good news in the market, while only a few are listening to the crust that has already positioned itself before the waves arrive.

Clearly, when it comes to investing, we must recognize that observing deep-sea earthquakes is the first principle; everything else is secondary!

This passage actually elaborates on the three levels of tsunami philosophy:

First level: Watching the waves: chasing news, listening to KOLs, following trends; driven by emotions, volatility is the signal;

Second level: Watching the tides: studying data, trends, changes in liquidity; driven by macro factors, understanding cycles;

Third level: Watching the earthquakes: insight into institutional changes, technological paradigms, and the reconstruction of value logic; driven by structural factors, betting on certainties that have not yet occurred;

However, the real "rising tide" is actually a window of opportunity for systemic reallocation; the level you are on determines the returns you can achieve.

Any investment that yields returns over a long cycle is the result of structural fission + predictive betting + holding through the cycle; this is the tsunami: tsunamis are not the norm, but they are the only leverage; true investments that can achieve a "leap in destiny" are certainly completed within the tsunami.

In other words:

Tsunami moments are when wealth is reshuffled; standing in the right direction of the tide is more important than any effort.

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