Wealth in the World, Cultivation in the Heart

The story begins in a feverish bull market. An ordinary young man, Chen Mo, breaks into the stock market with a dream of getting rich. He once went crazy between the peaks and valleys of the K-line, got lost under the amplification of leverage, and bet his fate on illusory inside information and technical graphics. He experienced the ecstasy of doubling his assets, and even tasted the despair of being liquidated and in debt. When he stood on the edge of the rooftop, with shattered dreams of wealth and collapsed interpersonal relationships at his feet, he suddenly realized that the most dangerous thing in the stock market was not the volatility of the market, but the beast called "greed, anger, and ignorance" deep in his heart. This is not a cool article about a "novice" who counterattacked and became a "stock god", but a true record of an ordinary person completing his own redemption under extreme pressure. Chen Mo's opponent has never been the market or the banker, but the self who desires to get rich overnight, is afraid of admitting failure, and loses independent thinking in the group frenzy. When he let go of the illusion of shortcuts, began to build a trading system, temper his character, and understand the nature of market cycles, he truly embarked on the long road to becoming a mature trader. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.