Floating Profit

In the spring of 2007, I was twenty-two years old and opened an account with 3,000 yuan. In the following twenty years, A-shares experienced mad bulls, avalanches, meltdowns, leveraged bulls... I caught up with them all. I didn't become a stock god. I know how to lose money, I know how to buy condoms, and I know how to receive calls from friends asking for help at three o'clock in the morning. I just resisted not adding leverage in the bull market, and didn't cut the floor in the darkness of the bear market. I transferred my salary into the account little by little, used the dividends to invest again, and survived one round after another. In 2026, I will be forty-one years old and my account will be over three million. This is not a myth of sudden wealth, but an account that has been written for twenty years: salary balance, reinvesting dividends, restraining leverage, and keeping trust. Ordinary people's chance of winning is never to beat the market, but not to be kicked out by the market. "Floating Profits" - a chronicle of a retail investor's stock market life. Six volumes and ninety chapters, documentary-oriented, does not teach stock trading, but only talks about how an ordinary person survives the bulls and bears.