The Holy Grail of the Stock Market: How to Become a Little Rich

Gu Xiaoan, a 35-year-old company employee, was attracted by the money-making effect of his colleagues during a bull market, and entered the stock market with a simple desire to improve his life. From the first taste of the benefits to chasing the rise with a full position, from listening to the news to adding leverage, he experienced the darkest moments of zero profits, debt, and family on the verge of breakdown in the ups and downs of the market. The disappointment of his wife Su Xiaowan, the loss of his mother's pension fund, and the fall of his friends into the abyss due to liquidation made him see his greed and fear step by step. Under the guidance of veteran investor Lao Zhou, Gu Xiaoan began to re-understand the market and himself. He learned position management, stop loss discipline, emotional control, and started all over again with very little capital. There is no legend in this process, only repeated struggles with inner demons and battles with impulses. After ten years of ups and downs, he finally realized that the stock market is not about who can make money fast, but who can live longer; the best way for ordinary people to live is to make small profits and keep the money flowing.