Stocks are a means of public fundraising for listed companies. Simply put, when a listed company releases good news at the operational level, the stock goes up, and when there is bad news or the external environment deteriorates, it falls. And when you encounter those who claim to have obtained internal business decisions in advance and are willing to sell you a chance to make money, be careful!
If he really made so much money, why didn't he choose to make a fortune in silence and tell you? What about a stranger?
Because they make money by selling you the opportunity to make money! By extension, there are actually many examples of cutting leeks in life. For example, "various xx micro-businesses", "insurance agents", "xx milk tea brand franchise", etc., the operating model behind it is the distribution and distribution qualifications, and by developing more subordinates, to get a commission. If you have a strong personal influence, you can make money from it. If you are just an ordinary person who works from 9 to 5, then I am sorry, then you are a green leek.
Look at the guy across from you who's selling you money-making opportunities and think about how his business works profitably? Is it legal? Is there a market demand? How big is the market? The last thing to look at is, are your knowledge reserves, experience and capital level enough? Investing, looking for sales jobs, joining, etc., can all be tested with this logic.
Are you a qualified leek? /manual dog head
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