Old man, you said that you are also a short-term expert?

I am not a short-term expert, and I didn't make much money in my early years, which was a failure. I just know the speculation mechanism of short-term workers. As for the short-term master you mentioned, I have met someone worse than you. I once met a girl in her twenties, and her annual growth was 10 times. Of course, she has long since disappeared from the stock market. I also met a great god who claimed to catch the daily limit, claiming that "the stock market will rise when I say it rises, and it will fall when I say it falls." I said I could compound interest at an average annual rate of about 25%, and he laughed at me for being a primary school student. Of course, later, the Great God lost money selling underpants with a group of people, and another stockholder followed him and lost all the money he planned to buy a house.

The limitation of words does not prove that short lines are an illusion in theory. I can only tell you that hundreds of millions of people toss coins, and there must be 10 consecutive heads, and the number is very large. The short-term master you met, first of all, how much did he invest? Second, have you seen his account? Third, can he reach this level for more than 10 years? Fourth, how high is his total profit rate in a long period of at least 10 years? Think about these four questions clearly, and then study the stock god you said, and you will have another feeling? Never believe boasting or hearsay.