How did I live the past few years when I quit my job and did business at home? ——Thoughts of a professional trader

Tomorrow's World, futures investment
qiu sheng

When I was at work, the opposite of my desk was an old colleague who had worked for more than 20 years. Suddenly, the idea of ​​resignation came to my mind.

I looked at my old colleague, as if I had seen through my 60-year-old appearance at a glance, but I really don't want to wait for retirement like him when I get old! On one thought, I quit my job and went home to do business full-time.

First of all, I really love trading from the bottom of my heart, because trading does not depend on relationships or entertainment. As long as I do my job well, I can do what I want freely.

But many years later, I realized how stupid it is to turn something into a career just because you are interested in it.

In the early days of becoming a full-time trader, I did feel free. After all, I no longer need to commute to and from get off work on time, and I am not under the control of my boss. Buying and selling are also my own decisions, but I feel very uncomfortable. More uncomfortable than going to work.

Because I have lost a stable income and often lose money in transactions, it is really hard for a penny to be a hero, and I have begun to miss the days of receiving wages. But there is no medicine for regret in the world, and I have to go on the path I chose, and the most important thing is that I have no way out.

I don’t have the technology, and I’ve almost lost money if I need it, so I can only fight with the transaction. After all, I still have interest to support it. Besides, I’m not willing to lose all my savings for so many years.

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It's just that what I didn't expect at the time was that this knock was actually ten years.

Learn from the stock god, Livermore, and Crowe; take notes, watch live broadcasts, listen to lectures from big guys... In short, you can learn all the learning methods you can find. As long as it is a technology that can make money, you will continue to learn and accumulate. Positive, only accounts keep shrinking.

Speaking of it, it was really a magical period of time. While I learned something, I kept losing money.

Whenever I have a feeling of enlightenment, it is followed by a ruthless lesson from the market. But the more I was taught, the more I felt that I should learn. I always thought it was because I didn't really learn it thoroughly, but later I realized that I was going in the wrong direction.

There is no end to the sea of ​​learning, but the funds are limited and I can't afford to lose. I began to feel scared.

This fear made me dispel the idea of ​​making a fortune, but it opened the window for trading for me. Since then, there has been one less leek in the market who desperately wants to get rich, and one more trader who knows how to control risks.

There is nothing wrong with wanting to get rich, and there is nothing wrong with wanting to make money, but if you just want to make quick money and make a fortune regardless, then you are very wrong.

Making money should first be carried out under the premise of controlling risks. The major premise of defeating the enemy should first be to stay alive. Only by surviving can you defeat more enemies.

So now you ask me what issues need to be considered when doing transactions at home?

I will tell you, first of all, you must accept that you may have no income for at least five years, even if you study hard, you will not be able to escape the torture of the market. At the same time, they are more likely to be regarded as idlers, idlers, and lazy people. Under such pressure, they are prone to insomnia, anxiety, or helplessness.

But now that you have chosen this path, you can only see the dawn if you walk firmly, right?

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Last updated: 09/07/2023 16:18

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