Sometimes I also want to start a fund. After all, several hundred times in three years, coupled with daily diligent practice, it should still be acceptable. However, I always feel that managing other people's money is not free, especially when my own money is withdrawn very calmly. Instead, I think it is a good opportunity to increase my position. Managing other people's money, once it falls, may require me to go to great lengths to explain and do emotional soothing, which are all time-consuming and affect investment. But there is a benefit to managing others, which is that the scale can be very large, and it is also helpful for those who have spare money, no time, and no research. But from another perspective, the best investment may be buying indices and other relatively simple ones. However, buying indices, pancakes, or occasional high-quality targets that I think are worth it. In this case, there is no need to hand over the money to me. I would suggest that he buy them himself. So, let's just be an ordinary free person.