Reborn, I Made 30 Million in Two Months

In fiction, it's true in real life; people who used the stock market as an ATM were arrested and sentenced. In the stock market, you can make a small profit, or you can lose so much you'd jump off a building, but you can't make too much. Those who make money are mostly state-backed financial institutions; they have powerful connections and can siphon off profits at will. Individual investors can't do that; several big individual investors have gotten themselves arrested.

Stocks that open directly at the daily limit up price have priority access for institutional investors and VIPs with large orders. You simply can't buy in until all the previous buy orders are filled. And yet you managed to buy in? Unbelievable… Don't write about this kind of scenario if you've never traded stocks before; it's embarrassing and disheartening…

This is time travel! Rebirth means you're in your own body, but time travel means you're in someone else's body, understand?

That's a bit harsh. Why would someone be interested in a 26-year-old divorced woman with a child at 35? Maybe they shouldn't have written such a character setting in the first place.

Seeing someone being manipulated by several women makes me furious. They have access to countless information and don't have to worry about money. If they're not hard-hearted, they'll become someone else's plaything. Give me back what you want, I'll listen to you. They'll be devoured, leaving not even bones. Like a three-year-old child carrying gold into a bustling market.

The title itself tells you the author is a novice. Making 30 million in two months… you'll definitely end up in handcuffs. Investing 7-8 million or 10 million, due to technological breakthroughs, product booms, acquisitions… normal factors, can easily yield a 100% profit (even futures are risky, suspected of price manipulation, could lead to jail time). But with a few hundred thousand or a million, you can try leveraged trading at a bank 😁😁😁.

Investing in stocks and making Douyin videos only involves poaching talent, without explaining the core product development process – it's all empty talk.

Generally, for speculative stocks, institutions start accumulating shares half a month in advance. How could you possibly get on board? Even if you did, it would be mostly retail investors getting off halfway through, and their numbers wouldn't be that large.

Do you really need that lousy job? You're writing a novel, not reality.

I suggest also sharing a book about tomatoes; it's very popular there.