Is it really wrong for me to treat stock trading as a career?

According to my experience, there is a 70% probability that you are doing something wrong and you should not treat stocks as a career! In theory, stock trading can indeed be regarded as a career. Become a retail investor first, gradually accumulate funds, gradually absorb funds from friends and acquaintances to form a small fund, and then gradually expand into a financial investment company, and then not only invest in the stock market, but also extend to equity exchanges, venture capital and other fields, and finally Can become a real financial holding company. Because in theory, if you learn to invest in stocks, you will be able to invest in any project in the future, but you will not be good at going to the site to personally participate in the operation. Because in the process of stock trading, long-term follow-up research on different industries and different types of companies has developed a strong sensitivity to commercial project investment in practice. Pick up any project and you can grasp the core contradictions and development prospects of the project through simple analysis. The most gratifying thing about my years in the stock market is that I have learned this.

But stock trading, like making art, requires extremely high talent. People who can develop in the stock market must have very abnormal and unusual minds, and must have strong independent thinking and reverse thinking abilities. It is almost impossible to acquire this ability through acquired learning. Secondly, it is necessary to sum up a wealth of experience through long-term failures, and professional knowledge is not very important. If you want to gain a foothold in this industry, even if you are a genius, it will take you at least 5 years to get into the industry. For ordinary people, it may take more than 10 years. It is even more likely that you will not be able to gain a foothold in your lifetime. Can you bear the loss without making a profit for such a long time? Moreover, stock trading is a little different from other industries. Although the money earned in the end is the same, the returns in ordinary industries are regular, while the returns from stocks are very unstable. It often takes 3 or even 5 years to get a return ( Of course the benefits are huge). How can you survive when there is basically no profit for such a long time? Unless you have a large principal, you can live on dividends alone. I myself have basically made no money in the past two years, and it was not until the beginning of this year that I started to continue to make money. From your words, it seems that such a good market in the first half of this year can still cause losses. Your investment level is not to mention that you can't even find the door!

In life, my relatives and friends never support stock trading. Let me tell you something interesting. The old investors I met when I entered the stock market basically stopped trading and all ran away. I was the only one who survived. If there are still old investors, they probably only use 10,000, 20,000 or even a few thousand yuan for entertainment, and will no longer lose all their wealth in the stock market, except for me, a pervert, of course. Today's investors are basically newcomers who came in during the 2007 bull market and in recent years. It is estimated that this group of people will disappear in at most 10 years, and a new batch will be replaced. Seeing these new people, I felt like a survivor of the last great catastrophe in the world who came to the world and saw living people again. I advise you to go to work. If you like stock trading, do it as a hobby or financial management. Don't treat it as a means of making a living at the beginning. Of course, this industry is quite interesting. I came into contact with stocks by chance, and I was fascinated by it, so I have been doing it until now. Only now do I have the conditions to leave my job and pursue stock trading as a career.

Life is really difficult, but family still comes first. These are the true words of an old stock investor. Due to the limitations of the text, I will not elaborate further. Wish you a happy life!

Finally, I will tell you with a bloody lesson that stock price fluctuations are random and cannot be predicted by humans. It is difficult to gain a foothold in the short-term. Treating investing in stocks as an investment business is the right path. Even though I never read the market, my profits are as high as those of the short-term experts who are as diligent as little bees.

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