I don't know how many people who buy stocks believe in fate, or luck.

First, from a big perspective, the effective time for a person to invest in stocks in his life is 30 to 40 years (the average time for stock lovers, except for a few phenomena). There is a lot of luck or fate in the big bull market or bear market he can encounter, because these external environments are beyond his personal control, and everyone is different, just like many people who live in wartime will die every day and live and work in peace and contentment.

Second, from the next big point of view, among the more than 2K stocks you can choose, because of your limited personal energy and different concerns, you will encounter limited and different stocks, that is, if you hold A 1 stocks within a certain time and fund range, you will not be able to hold B 1 stocks, and the ups and downs of different stocks are also controlled by various individuals. There is also a lot of luck in it, just like getting married. Theoretically, you have a chance before you marry anyone, but in fact, once you marry A, you can't marry B (even if you don't consider divorce and remarriage, you don't think much). Some parts, such as the first acquaintance, are even more uncertain accidents, because no one can tell the road ahead clearly, and this is life and death.

Third, after understanding the above two layers, the rest is the part of self-learning and self-improvement. It is undeniable that there are indeed many stock investment experts who are comfortable in the stock market and can make stable profits. In other words, after excluding the uncontrollable factors of the upper two levels, individuals can still have great decision-making power in a certain range of space, that is, personal efforts have nothing to do with fate. For example, two people, A and B, live in the same era and pay attention to the same stock. On the premise that all external conditions are the same, their operations on stocks are absolutely different, which needs no explanation. Then this difference is the difference between two people's respective operational level and cognitive level, and of course it also determines different results.

In fact, this problem is somewhat similar to the problem of life. The basic principle of "one life, two fortunes, three geomantic omen, four virtues, five studies, six people, seven phases, nine friends, ten health preservation, eleven career choices, twelve seeking fortune, thirteen suffering, fourteen good and evil, and fifteen honors" is the same, so my understanding is that I don't have to pay attention to those things that I can't control, and concentrate on what I can do from the fifth study.