In the early 1980 s, stalls could make a fortune, and many people dared not; In the early 1990s, you could make money by buying a stock, but many people didn't believe it.

Now even if you have a primary school diploma and no skills, you can still make a small fortune. Such as selling vegetables in the morning market. Selling vegetables in the morning market, the daily turnover can also be thousands, or even two or three thousand.

It's not that business is bad, but that some businesses are in a mess and selling vegetables is "shameful". As long as you put down your airs, you are not afraid of being dirty, tired or being laughed at, opportunities are everywhere.

In the 1990s, it was not who bought stocks to make money, but who bought stocks to lose money. Few people play the stock market to make money, and most people leave the stock market at a loss.

When you say "buying stocks can make money", you mean the original stocks. However, the vast majority of investors buy high-priced stocks, not original stocks; Later, high-priced stocks fell, so they lost money.

Buying the original shares may not make much money, because he may not be able to hold it; And most likely, he sold the original stock and bought other high-priced stocks. It is not enough to erase all the money he earned in the original shares.

You can make a fortune by setting up a stall in the 80 s, that's right. A man who once sold cosmetics told me that he could earn a "single player" a day at the peak time (the price at that time was 1000 yuan). Even if you can earn 1000 a day now, it's a good deal. In the 1980s, the monthly salary was more than 60 yuan, and you earned 1000 a day, which was astronomical. Later, more people were laid off and business was not good.

In China, remember, whatever you do, you should hurry early, not late. Do what others dare not do; When others are doing it, you quit; When no one else buys this stock, you buy it; If someone else buys this stock, you sell it. Sounds like Soros, speculative and treacherous, but it's not, it's honest. Because don't buy this stock now, don't buy it in the future; But you see that this stock has gone up. It is really a good stock and there is no danger, so you bought it. This is a "shortcut" and has no sincerity; This is the real speculation, so I lost. When Soros bought it, he bought it when others were not optimistic and there were risks, so he was not speculating, he was sincere and he won.