I Put 20,000 into the Stock Market and Made a Fortune Worth Over 100 Million

Greed and fear vividly describe the mentality of a stock investor who has just entered the market👍

It was so real. I felt as if I was actually there and very nervous. It was also a true portrayal of myself.

5-Star praise, sharing is priceless, thank you to the author. Who says Tomato always recommends junk books? As long as you are a good book, he will not be buried. The author is definitely not just imagining things, he has actually speculated in stocks. The author has made real losses, but he has also definitely made huge profits. Without experiencing these, he would not have been able to write these words that are deeply rooted in his bones. Every failed retail investor can find his own shadow in his early losses and his own desperate mental journey. The retail investors who made money discovered from his later big profits that their money-making was just luck. If you want to truly make a profit, you need to continuously expand and improve your cognition. In the end, what you make in the stock market is cognitive money. Stock trading is by no means a matter of time. People who have been trading in stocks for more than 20 years or 30 years will still be there throughout their lives, being a shaky old leek, suffering a lifetime of pain. Why do you say not to persuade people to speculate in stocks? Because there are too few people who can climb up. And if you want to be reborn like the author, you have to go through great pain, you have to go through it. Only with true enlightenment can we truly get out of the quagmire and move towards success. Thanks to the author, sharing is priceless and the author's merits are immeasurable. Dare to share and come up with useful information. Only those who share selflessly will receive great blessings in the end. This is actually the author's pattern. Only people with a big pattern can truly speculate in stocks.

The mentality of stock investors is so real that I feel that the author must have experienced it personally.

Although I have only read a few chapters, what is written in the book is so similar, it is the real situation and real thoughts of a retail investor. It is so amazing. The readers can feel their heart beat faster and panic after reading it.

Very good, I happened to be doing oil LOF recently, and I experienced seven consecutive trading days of decline. Fear, fear, regret, and belief, the experience washed over me over and over again. From a premium of 7 points all the way to 0 points, the loss of 7 points makes people feel numb. But in the Internet age, we can better absorb the wisdom of big guys. Fu Haitang said that the price difference between spot and futures will most likely rise sharply. There is also a novel by a big guy that I read on Tomato. It talks about how ordinary jigsaw puzzles that you experienced in the past can make you react faster now. I remember that I went from a 10-point premium all the way to a 0-point premium for China and Korea Semiconductor. I couldn't stand it anymore and ran away. This experience is so similar. In my opinion, this author's position management, mentality, and tactics are very reasonable. When I make conditional orders now, I basically do it automatically for small positions, and a single stock will basically not exceed 20% of the position. In terms of mental skills, it is easy to understand on paper, and I have been educated for a long time before I can be calm in any situation. In terms of tactics, some of the methods I use are basically the same as those of the author. Feeling impressed, the author is awesome, learn from the masters

The content of this book is very real, as if it brings the readers into the author's world and gives them an immersive feeling. From a novice stock trader who is ignorant and ignorant of the world, he has overcome obstacles all the way to finally becoming a big boss. Every step is written in a very orderly and clear way. This is probably the author's experience 👍👍👍

I have caught many bull stocks, some of which I caught, and some of which I failed to catch. Sometimes a stock that cannot be held will take off after being sold. Some stocks that make money will continue to fall after holding on to a higher price. It is really uncomfortable. Can the author give some guidance? Or some chapters provide some explanations on stock selection. I really want to understand what is certainty. What does the author think of the step-by-step order?

I am particularly lucky to read the author's book. I have experienced it in half, and will soon experience it doubled. To unify all methods, I still need to overcome my own inner demons and achieve a true unity of knowledge and action. I will continue to work hard

The author's description of the emotional cycle is very accurate. I also understand the emotional cycle a little bit, but you can only see the leader when it comes out. How can I detect the sector leader in the early stage? Experts can tell it after two or three boards. Every time I wait for it, it is already six to seven boards, and I feel that the value of participating is not great, so I can only watch the leader go through one reincarnation every time.