Snowball, headlines and zhihu have seen a lot of tragic stories of stock speculation. When I first started watching it, I was still a little sympathetic, and the more I saw it, there was no sympathy, more contempt. A lot of people don't look like they're shimmering

Snowball, headlines and zhihu have seen a lot of tragic stories of stock speculation. When I first started watching it, I was still a little sympathetic, and the more I saw it, there was no sympathy, more contempt. Many people don't seem to be rich, but in the stock market, there is one of the simplest and most unsolvable problems, that is, the wrong heart, always want to find the holy grail to get rich overnight, and eventually give money in vain.

When you want to enter the market, the right thing to do is to be righteous, that is, always pursue only 15% annualized yield, and use this as a starting point for decision-making, never delusional to get rich overnight. I remember someone telling me that the negative value of annualized yields is often the upper limit of losses. Looking at it now, it is basically true. I have to say that there is nothing new in the stock trading industry, and all the secrets for decades have long been said to be rotten. The problem is that many people are not right in their hearts, always want to get completely unmatched benefits from the market, and eventually people leave the market but the money stays.

This line is fantastic, anyone comes to be fair, mainly all kinds of traps are fair, do not believe is really not OK, five years out of the results. However, the benefits are absolutely unfair, and the Matthew effect is too strong.

Happy Harvest to Big A! When the thunder rolled in the sky, Teacher Ben stood up straight and did not say a word, hoping that the market would see Teacher Ben's righteousness and patience...