Once, Jiang Chen's life was reduced to ashes by three consecutive limit-down days for Tianyu Technology. His 500,000 yuan in savings vanished into thin air, debt-collection texts hounded him, his grandfather lay in a hospital bed coughing up blood, and all he had to his name was 414 yuan and 58 cents.
On a rainy night, standing at the edge of a rooftop, a phone call pulled him back from the abyss. This time, he was not reborn and had no golden finger. All he had were debts, a heart full of resentment, and a blue work uniform washed pale with wear.
By day, he devoured every dense volume of Japanese candlestick charts he could find in the library. By night, he stood behind the counter at a cafe, reviewing every breath of the K-line charts amid the fragrance of steamed milk. His starting capital of 3,000 yuan was the last stake he had managed to scrape together.
The hammer candlestick of Jianghe Environmental Protection marked the beginning of hope, while the guillotine candlestick of Huachang shares was a brutally cold lesson from the market. From learning to read the tremble of a single candlestick, to decisively making his first stop-loss, then enduring the trials of bull and bear markets, Jiang Chen rebuilt his understanding from the ruins of despair, in the most awkward yet determined way.
This is no overnight-wealth legend. It is a fight for survival, fought with discipline, temperament, and compound growth. When an ordinary man is hunted by capital, and conviction clashes with human greed, the vow Jiang Chen wrote on the first page of his notebook begins to shine:
"The trend is king. Discipline comes first."
He has returned from the abyss. This time, he will make the rules himself.
Beautiful, wonderful~