1. Find a partner who is good at managing money. ——Alan Greenspan

2. Invest regularly and systematically. ——Alan Greenspan

3. The amount of money used to pay installments every month cannot exceed 50% of your income. ——Alan Greenspan

4. If you want to use the money within 3 years, do not invest it in the securities market. ——Alan Greenspan

5. If you think you understand what I said, you must have misunderstood what I meant. ——Alan Greenspan

6. Human nature itself leads to panic in falling markets and greed in rising markets. Overreaction and panic are just human nature. ——Alan Greenspan

7. I made the mistake of assuming that self-interested banks and other institutions have the will and ability to protect their investors, the bank's assets, and the bank's survival. ——Alan Greenspan

8. Of course, risk tolerance varies from person to person, but I don’t see any difference in judging the price trend of today’s market compared to the same period a century ago or earlier. . The way we value property and the way people's values ??change affect our economy, the rules are the same as those experienced by our forefathers. ——Alan Greenspan

9. The United States has experienced a financial crisis this time. In fact, I think it is a good thing for the United States and China. The market has an invisible hand that can derail the economy. Pull back. Many people think that after this financial crisis, will the United States become more conservative and give up the pursuit of financial innovation? I don’t think it’s right. Any innovation will involve risks and high costs. The U.S. economy has been able to develop to this day mainly because in every period, generations of promoters appear to drive the U.S. economy forward. ——Alan Greenspan

10. Here we should pay attention to a conceptually important reminder, that is, we live in a new economy, and it involves knowledge of human psychology. Every aspect of the passions and fears experienced by our forefathers is reflected in this generation that actively participates in the American economy. Before people take any action, they predict the consequences of their actions. If the future is difficult to predict and the outlook is uncertain, people will stop moving forward, do nothing, and abandon their original commitments. ——Alan Greenspan