Old Huang, have you noticed the market lately? The Shanghai Composite broke through 3600 again, and new investors are thrilled.

Yeah, I saw the reports. In just one month, new account openings surged by nearly two million, showing people are full of expectations for a bull market.

But beginners’ emotions swing too much. There’s someone called Buding—he made 6 yuan on day one and bragged everywhere, then a few days later lost money and wanted to quit.

That’s pretty normal. Veteran investors know the market rises and falls like the tide; newcomers are easily led by emotions.

I also saw an engineer, Liu Ming, who was scared half to death by green numbers when he first entered, but later became calm, feeling ups and downs of a thousand or two were no big deal.

This shows stock trading isn’t just about money—it’s also mindset training. Some even say the market teaches you to live with desire and anxiety.

Haha, true. And a girl named Wang Xiaowei started looking forward to the opening bell every day, saying it’s even more exciting than being in love.

That’s interesting. But in any case, investing should be rational. Dreaming of wealth is fine, but you can’t ignore risk.