How big is the impact of stock trading on a person, and the impact of stocks on work?

Personal experience tells us that stock trading can really change many people. Friends who are familiar with me may say that I am calm, persistent, principled and a little old, but no one was crazy when I was young.

1992 When I came into contact with the stock market, I was less than 10 years old. When I officially entered the market in 2006, I was just a teenager who had just entered the society. Now I am an uncle in others' eyes. The traces of the years have been written into the K-line chart and the long delivery list. Today, I don't want to talk about the gains of stock trading, but only about some experiences of stock market ups and downs, as well as some influences and changes on myself.

The influence of the stock market on my work.

As a graduate of "985" and "211",many people think that they will find a big factory to work, then work hard to get into middle and senior management positions, earning hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars a year, and finally start their own businesses and reach the peak of their lives.

I thought the same thing when I graduated, so I worked as an assistant engineer in a well-known foreign company. I usually deal with frontline workers. Besides writing reports, I also do intelligent electrical automation systems. This is a decent job with a good income, with an annual salary of nearly 65438+ 10 thousand, which was already a high-paying occupation in that year.

Just repeating monotonous work, stable but slow-growing income, in front of the stock market, is minimal. In the big bull market in 2006-07, I only entered the market for about a year and a half, and I earned my salary without eating or drinking for more than three years, which completely made me drift away. Even if there is an old leek at home that has been cut one after another, I still think that I am different from him and I can become a new myth in the stock market. At that time, I didn't even know who I was.

In order to be closer to the market, at the end of 2007, I decided to resign without thinking too much. Give up the stable job of eight to five, get the qualification of securities practice, enter the brokerage industry smoothly and become a securities broker. At the beginning of 2008, the index had dropped from over 6,000 to around 4,500, but I still felt that this was the last chance to get on the bus before reaching the top of 10000.

Ignorance, not knowing how to fear the market, is so terrible. The market can always give you a heavy slap, wake you up and let you recognize the reality. 2008 may be a difficult year in my life, and it is also a year when I really began to mature.

I see, adults are responsible for their own decisions, and regret is useless. Now that you have switched to the financial circle, let's do it in a down-to-earth manner. Later, I led from brokerage to bank, and also pulled me out of the slot and stayed in the bank for three years. Then I went to the insurance company for more than a year, and finally I returned to the brokerage.

Although I wandered around the financial circle for several years, the stock trading business has not declined, but the market in those years really stumbled and was not ideal. Then I went to private equity by chance, and then resigned to make professional investment. Almost all of them are in the financial circle, and stock trading is inseparable and has become a lifelong career. At the beginning of 20 18, I decided to give up my job completely, become my own investment consultant and earn money by myself.

Since then, I have my own career and lived my own life. I no longer hang out in the financial circle from nine to six, but only do what I like. Although 20 18 is a small bear market, I am not worried at all, because it is much better than 2008. Ten years of growth has also made me look more dull, no longer confused, and know how to be responsible for every decision I make.

Looking back on my professional experience for more than ten years, although I didn't have a successful career and a stable income, I still lived a relatively free life. From future engineers to financial practitioners to professional investors, career changes are entirely due to stocks. I am glad that the stock market has given me more possibilities.