Trend Is King: from Novice to Steady Profiter

Once upon a time, Jiang Chen's life was wiped out by the three falling limits of "Tianyu Technology". Half a million dollars of savings were wiped out, debt collection text messages were everywhere, my grandfather was lying on the hospital bed coughing up blood, and his entire net worth was only 414 yuan and 58 cents. That rainy night when he was standing on the edge of the rooftop, a phone call pulled him back from the abyss. This time, he had no rebirth, no golden fingers, only debts, unwillingness, and a blue work clothes that had been washed white. During the day, he devoured every obscure "Japanese Candle Chart" in the library; at night, he stood behind the coffee shop console, reviewing every breath of the K-line in the aroma of milk foam. The principal of three thousand yuan was the last bargaining chip he saved from between his teeth. The hammer line of "Jianghe Environmental Protection" is the beginning of hope, and the guillotine of "Huachang Shares" is a cruel textbook of the market. From the trembling of understanding a K-line, to the decisiveness of executing the first stop loss, to the baptism of passing through bulls and bears - Jiang Chen used the clumsiest and most tenacious method to rebuild his cognitive system on the ruins of despair. This is not a get-rich-quick myth. This is a battle for survival about discipline, character and compound interest. When grassroots encounter capital hunting, when faith encounters the greed of human nature, the oath Jiang Chen wrote on the title page of his notebook is gradually shining: "Trend is king, discipline is supreme." He returned from the abyss, and this time, he wanted to make the rules himself.