After Life's Reset, I Stand on Top of the World
Chapter 26: Is It Luck? Or Strength?

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"Whoa, are my eyes playing tricks on me? 1, 2, 3, 4... seven digits! Did Master Zack make seven figures in the stock market in less than two days?"

"The Stock God, Master Zack!!"

"Tell me, did you scoop up all the money I lost in the stock market, Master Zack?"

"You've got something there, Master Zack! I'm also into stocks. I've been watching this volatile stock for a while, but with over a dozen consecutive gains, I didn't dare to get in. I was afraid of being chopped down like a piece of Chinese chive (a term for small investors who get fleeced)."

"... Master Zack, you went in with nearly eight million and did it. That's ballsy, leaving the timid to starve!"

"... But let me give you some advice from someone who's been there. If you're a novice, Master Zack, get out while you're ahead. The stock market is really risky."

"Let's not talk about per capita GDP or other fluff. Let's talk about the real median disposable income. Last year, the median disposable income in our country was around 25,000."

"... Which means, the money Master Zack made in less than two days, based on disposable income, is more than what an ordinary person could earn in a lifetime."

"Wait, is it really that exaggerated? Only 25,000 a year?"

"Yes, it's that exaggerated. Our country's per capita disposable income increases by about 10% per year."

"Making an ordinary person's lifetime earnings in two days? Honestly, if I were Master Zack, I'd run for the hills. Don't get addicted!"

"Master, you're too amazing! I'm jealous!!"

"..."

Weibo erupted, and in the blink of an eye, Master Zack's post surpassed a thousand comments.

Some were amazed, some envied, some admired, and naturally, some were jealous.

In reality, most people don't understand stock trading. Seeing Master Zack make a net profit of over 1.6 million with an initial investment of eight million in less than two days left many astounded.

How many people toil and work hard for a whole year and barely earn enough to cover the fraction of what Master Zack made in those two days?

For some, earning a living is a constant struggle, but for others, making money is as easy as pie.

When Zack saw the data on per capita disposable income, he couldn't help but feel amazed.

Many people live in big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, and have no idea about the incomes in smaller towns or rural areas.

And disposable income doesn't just mean salary. If a family has three members and the child isn't working, the parents' income has to be divided into three. That's what per capita disposable income means.

Median income data is relatively accurate.

As for average income, anyone who understands it wouldn't look at it. After all, averaging my money with a billionaire still puts me among the top-ranked rich folks.

However, most people in the comments thought Master Zack was just lucky to "become wealthy overnight."

After all, anyone who dares to go all in with eight million on a volatile stock is either a novice or a true master.

Given Zack's situation, everyone thought he was a novice who just got lucky.

So many advised him to quit while he was ahead and not to get addicted.

While the stock market may not drain your funds as quickly as gambling, if you get stuck, you can't escape.

Especially with leverage, you could end up broke.

Zack knew that some of those advising him might be jealous, but most meant well.

After some thought, he posted another tweet:

"The stock market is risky. Invest with caution. Don't blindly jump into the stock market and get chopped down like the Chinese chive. I was just lucky."

Zack said modestly.

He was afraid that some of his fans and readers, seeing his overnight success, might be tempted to pour their money into the stock market.

Playing with a few thousand or even ten thousand is fine. Losing it all won't affect your life.

But if someone were to take out their family's savings or even mortgage their house to leverage into the stock market, they might find themselves on the rooftop in no time.

After posting that tweet, Zack ignored the comments.

He began to calmly think and search for information, preparing for some more challenging operations.

The daily limit for A-shares is 10%. That means, thateven if you buy a stock at its daily limit, your maximum daily return is 10%.

A 10% daily appreciation is impressive in terms of compound interest, but Zack still wasn't satisfied.

The asset management elite experience card from his simulator only lasted for thirty days. His goal was to make a small fortune.

That is, he aimed to increase his assets by more than ten times in a month.

For ordinary people, this sounds like a fairy tale, but for Zack with future experience and memories, it's doable.

So, he needed to make more complex buy-and-sell operations, aiming for a daily asset appreciation of over 20%.

If he encounters a highly volatile stock and catches the right timing, doubling his assets in a day is possible.

It's all about the thrill, the exaggeration!

Just as Zack was preparing to go to bed and continue his battle the next day, his mother sent him a WeChat message.

"Zack, your cousin, and your uncle will be coming to Webb City in a couple of days. Take your cousin out to play."

Seeing his mother's message, Zack sighed.

Mom, your son is in the middle of making a fortune. Can you please not disturb me?

Although he thought so, Zack replied, "... Okay, I got it, Mom."

The stock market also has holidays. He'll find a holiday period to take that little girl out to play.

With this thought, Zack turned off the lights and fell asleep.

During this one-month break, he had been very disciplined and focused on his sleep schedule.

...

In a luxury neighborhood near the Asian Games Village in the capital city.

This neighborhood is famous throughout the city, with a green area of up to 80%.

Outside the neighborhood, there's a long wall like the Forbidden City, and inside, there are lakes, rockeries, and countless peacocks, pigeons, and other small animals.

It's more like a hidden paradise rather than just a neighborhood, especially since it's located in a bustling part of the capital, with each house priced over 100 million.

After returning from Shanghai, Annie stayed in her family's luxury mansion in the capital.

When she's free, she stays at home. When she has something to do, she goes shopping with her friends. This is the life of a true socialite.

However, she also knows that as she graduates from university soon, this kind of life will be slipping away from her. Therefore, Annie is considering whether to pursue a graduate degree.

Although academic qualifications aren't that important to someone like her, going to school can sometimes be a way to escape.

"Pfft, what is it? You don't even know those terms!"

Annie lay in bed, reading the message from Zack, and her face blushed, spitting out a curse.

Of course, she knew what "what time it is" meant.

But then, she suddenly felt embarrassed.

Knowing that term, does it mean she has a problem too? Thinking about it, Annie felt a bit guilty.

She had intended to advise Zack not to put his money into the stock market, especially as a novice. How can a piece of Chinese chive outplay the dealer?

But after spending the day with her friends, she came back and saw Zack's earnings on Weibo. She was surprised and immediately thought he was just luck.

However, Annie also knew that it would be hard to advise him now. After someone becomes wealthy overnight, who can resist the temptation and stop in time?

Those gamblers end up losing everything the same way.

"Ah, when you're broke and come begging me, maybe I'll be happy and give you another 'appointment'."

Annie whispered to herself, giggling as she kicked her bare legs back and forth, her skin looking even more snow-white and delicate.

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