47: I don't understand the joy of stock trading!

Although Wang Lin may seem to be doing quite well for himself and is very famous on Stock Picking Bar, his rise has been too short, and his capital volume hasn't kept up. He doesn't even have a "small goal" yet.

For many Stock Investors, he is an unreachable dream. But for the true giants of Hot Money, he is still just a minor character.

Among these truly risen Hot Money giants, which one doesn't have a legendary track record?

Take Alliance Leader Zhang, for example. He has gone head-to-head with Institutions multiple times. Although he ended up at a disadvantage, he demonstrated the true spirit of Hot Money, living up to his title of "Alliance Leader."

He even has the aggressive strategy of "not splitting positions under 1 billion"!!

Such as his future 2 billion scramble for Shuguang shares, his 1.2 billion scramble for iFlytek, and his past feat of hitting the limit up on China Vanke Co., Ltd. A-share with 1 billion.

Looking across the entire Hot Money world, only he dares to do such things, and only he has that kind of capital volume!

Another giant, Xu Xiang, is a figure known to everyone today.

He is the commander of the limit up Suicide Squad, known for his "One-Word Soul-Severing Blade." The Hot Money world is filled with legends about him!

Of course, many Hot Money traders want to replace him and climb their way to the top by stepping on him. But they simply cannot defeat him.

As for Wang Lin, he isn't actually afraid. He hasn't even been in the stock market for half a year, yet he is already approaching a "small goal." The road ahead is long, and it's unclear who will be the most glorious in the end!

This time, breaking through 100 million depends on LeTV!!

After two days of consecutive limit ups, LeTV didn't open high on the third day; one could even say it opened below the water line. -0.8%!

This opening price made many people frown.

Damn, was yesterday just the final flash of life? Is the main force trying to bury Wang Lin today?

Stock Investors holding the shares were anxious, while those without them hoped it would drop a bit more so they could get on board.

The overall market index wasn't doing well today either, trending downward. Everyone was waiting for the opening results.

Inside Junlin Financial Studio, Leng Nuannuan and Li Yuanyuan had cleaned the studio early and were now staring intensely at the screen in front of the computer.

What was constantly flickering was the time-sharing chart for LeTV.

Wang Lin, however, had no expectations for today's market. Regardless of how the overall market index fell or how LeTV performed its Shakeout, no matter how the time-sharing chart fluctuated up and down, the final result would be a limit up.

Viewing the process with the result already in mind makes it seem very boring.

People say stock trading is the activity that triggers the most dopamine, but that assumes it can precisely focus the brain's sensitive mechanisms.

Especially regarding uncertainty, rewards, and immediate feedback. These three are easy to understand: every fluctuation in the stock's time-sharing chart represents a rise or fall, which directly aligns with the increase or decrease of funds in the stock account.

No one can predict whether a stock will rise or fall in the next second, nor do they know if their actions are correct. This uncertainty, the rewards, and the immediate feedback make people stare at the market constantly, continuously secreting dopamine to eliminate this uncertainty.

And this immediate feedback stimulates dopamine secretion even more. It only takes a few seconds for the stock price to change, allowing one to see profits or losses, and after selling, the funds can be instantly credited.

Compared to studying or working for a promotion, stock trading is undoubtedly the fastest way to obtain dopamine. If one makes money from trading, it can even lead people to mistakenly believe that their judgments—summarized through studying K-lines, news, fundamentals, and capital flows—are correct, causing even more dopamine secretion. Even if they lose money, it's attributed to other factors, not their own poor choices.

Just look at their state; even though it isn't their own money, they simply cannot resist the fluctuations of tens of millions in capital.

What's the point of games? Can they make people money? Can they make people feel the joy of investing? None of that!

Wang Lin was bored too, so he might as well watch along.

Today, it must be said, the main force's trading signs were very obvious. It dived along with the overall market index during the call auction, but shot up to 2 points after opening. Then, it suddenly plummeted to 3 points below the water line. A full 5-point fluctuation range, and at a relatively high position after two consecutive limit ups—this was extremely uncomfortable.

"This volatility is truly huge; I don't even dare to trade anymore!!"

"It's pulling up again; the bulls and bears are battling it out!"

"That's awesome; a stock worth over 10 billion, and millions in funds are battling crazily!"

"I've only made 3,000 yuan on this stock so far, 6 points. Now, asking me to buy in, I really don't dare to buy anymore!!"

"It's smashed down again, the turnover rate is skyrocketing. I feel like the main force has sold off most of its shares; I really don't dare to buy!"

But once it hit 10:30 AM, LeTV charged toward the limit up again. The stock price reached a high of 38.6 yuan!!

Hit the limit up? Impossible. When the main force knows their company's stock is a hot commodity, it's even less likely they would seal the limit up. Why not do some intraday trading and Shakeout along the way? That's better, isn't it? Unless absolutely necessary at the very end, they wouldn't seal the limit up at all.

As for the Stock Investors holding the shares, the experience while watching the market was truly terrible. They had encountered the kind of stock that jumps up and down like this for the first time in their lives!

To outsiders, the stock LeTV seemed to just stop and go, then hit the limit up. But when one was actually holding the shares, it wasn't like that at all.

One second it was rising by 5 points, the next it had fallen to 2 points. If you were reviewing the market, you would naturally know it would continue to rise later. But when trading in real-time, you are facing the loss of capital and the sudden diving of the stock. Sometimes even a "One-Word Soul-Severing Blade"! Who dares to gamble? Without absolute certainty, who would dare to hold on during such a vicious dive?

LeTV eventually sealed the limit up at 1:57 PM, achieving the feat of 3 consecutive limit ups. But anyone who watched the whole process would say that the main force operating it is truly a beast.

Wang Lin didn't post at 3 PM today. Instead, at around 11 AM, he commented under someone's post on Stock Picking Bar: "If you are bullish on it, it will rise. If you are really bullish but afraid of selling too early, then why not just stop looking and go out to have fun?"

"I don't understand the joy of stock trading, and I don't understand the joy of watching the market. I only know that after the market closes, my account has a few million more; it's so distressing!"

As soon as Wang Lin's comment appeared, many Stock Investors scrolling through Stock Picking Bar were shocked. Holy crap? Brother Lin spoke during the trading session?

Everyone was really good at finding the highlights. The highlight of Wang Lin's words was undoubtedly "after the market closes, my account has a few million more." Didn't that mean LeTV would hit the limit up again today?

Some Stock Investors who saw this message struggled internally. Those who hadn't bought shares saw that LeTV's price was hovering around 6 points and decisively chose to buy in. Those who already held shares steeled themselves and closed their stock trading software. "Forget it, I'll learn from Brother Lin and have a bigger vision! I'll open the software after the market closes today. Let's do it!!"