, shame. A few years ago, I made a big profit at the end of 06 when the market was at 3000 points, doubling my investment and then leaving. I was a typical old stock investor - afraid of rising prices but not afraid of falling ones. More terrifyingly, I arrogantly threw myself into futures trading, struggling for two years until I finally suffered a margin call and had to exit the market. The losses over these two years were not just financial; more importantly, they were about lost opportunities and confidence. After much reflection, I still think that stocks are suitable for me. But I can't just follow the old way of looking at K-lines or following institutional investors. I need to seriously learn from Buffett, try to buy good stocks and hold them for a longer period. Although I'm no spring chicken, as a normal person, I still have a relatively long distance from death. Time is on my side, and if I lower my expectations, there's still a chance to make some money for retirement. Who knows, I might even become one in N (N greater than 10000) old Buffetts.
At the end of 07, my daughter was born, giving me immense happiness. Taking care of her is very hard work; so far, she wakes up every night and needs to be fed. When it gets tough, I joke with people that days feel like years, making life seem longer. I once wrote a blog for my daughter, but my enthusiasm only lasted three minutes, and it ultimately fizzled out. Inspired by "Shenzhen Women," I want to write about blindness, career, and life in my investment journey because I look at K-lines and forums daily, allowing me to write down my feelings without being lazy.
Therefore, this post is mainly about writing reflections, with transactions being secondary. And I set my future self as the main audience, treating this post as my personal blog. Therefore, for the post to have continuity, I hope everyone won't randomly reply or bump the thread. Of course, among three people, there must be someone who can be my teacher. I will seriously consider and deeply reflect on your advice, but both thoughts and trades must be independent. If I don't adopt your suggestions or reply individually, please understand.
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