I will, will you?

This is a very interesting topic, how to qualify for full-time investment?  So let's take a look at Buffett's investment start-up capital and history directly!  After graduating from college, Buffett opened a "Buffett Investment Co., Ltd." with assets of $40,000 from stock speculation. The starting capital of the company was $40,000; the first time he bought stocks was $114. At the age of 11, he  He encouraged his sister to buy shares with himself. They jointly bought 3 shares of "City Service Company" at $38 per share. If you count from this point, Buffett's starting capital is only $100.  Reference: Buffett is known as the "stock god" of Wall Street. He is the second richest person in the world who has made a fortune from the stock market. His company's stock has recently hit a sky-high price of more than $100,000 per share.

That is, 11-year-old Buffett began to invest, and the compound interest rose from $114 to the current $84 billion, ranking third in the world's Forbes list!  !  And Buffett's 60-year compound interest reached 20.2%, 62,739 times the income!  So based on your current ability to have Buffett, how much startup capital do you need to invest full-time?  In fact, you'll find out!

First of all, you said that if you have Buffett's ability, then on average, you will have a rate of return of about 20% per year, while the daily expenses in second-tier cities may be around 50,000-100,000 a year, plus 8% of future US inflation, also  This means that you have to outperform 8% a year and have to pay 100,000 in expenses to barely qualify for full-time stock trading:
Assuming you have 1 million, your annual income of 20% is 200,000, which can completely achieve the results you want!
Assuming you have 500,000, your annual 20% income is only 100,000, and you may only be able to live on and accept the depreciation of inflation!
Assuming you have 200,000, your annual 20% income is only 40,000, and it is difficult to even spend on daily life!
Assuming you only have 50,000, your annual 20% income is only 10,000, and you will lose it if you buy a bag!
Assuming that you only have 10,000 yuan, your 20% annual income is only 2,000 yuan, which may be consumed in a week!
Therefore, a person with investment ability close to Buffett must not only meet the annual earning ability of 20%, but also have 1 million funds to start professional stock trading!
But as a friendly reminder, before you fail, do more and talk less, because no one will believe it!  Is the phrase "a person with investment capabilities close to Buffett" too arrogant?  Wouldn't it be better to use the phrase "follow Buffett's value investing and apply what you've learned"? There's nothing wrong with being humble!

Let's take a look at how to think about choosing a full-time stock market as a career?
A full-time stock trader must know what a stock is, how to trade it, financial ratios, fundamental analysis, technical analysis, valuation analysis, K charts and more.  .  .
Fundamental Analysis
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Technical Analysis: How to Spot Market Trends
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Valuation Analysis
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The pros and cons of full-time stock trading
This problem lies in the heart of the individual, and he must measure his own financial ability.  If you buy a stock that falls, you have to bear it.  Long-term investment brings about the need to bear the ups and downs of stocks in mind.  Of course you're happy to make money, but don't be discouraged when you lose money.  So overall, mentality is very important.