What exactly value does quantitative trading create for the market? This question is worth serious consideration. Looking at those top-tier capital operators, their contributions to the market are often underestimated.

Building a quantitative system is not difficult; the hard part is finding talent who truly understands the market and can navigate it. Such talent is almost one in ten thousand. I have met several professionals with investment banking backgrounds who, within three minutes of meeting, directly take out their business cards and proactively propose cooperation—this in itself highlights the seriousness of the issue. The scarcity of top traders determines their true value.

Of course, from the retail investor's perspective, these analyses are often dismissed as 'bragging.' But market laws operate this way—the traders who can insightfully perceive the market and accurately grasp the rhythm are always more valuable than a bunch of algorithms and data. This is not a matter of logic but a market reality.