The key words of the title are: newbie, stocks, steady profit and no loss.

Novice: indicates that the player is a low-level investor; stocks: represents an investment type with higher risk and return than funds and bonds; steady profit or loss: it is just wishful thinking, because the common rule of thumb in the stock market is “seven losses, two draws, one profit”.

However, not all newcomers need to lose a lot of money or make money to enter the market; they only need to do acts with a high probability that have been proven by the market. So my answer to this answer is: If you are new to stocks, you can make a steady profit or not lose; you only need to do the following investing actions (as to earn more and less, this is not something this article needs to be confused about):

1. New stocks from multiple accounts: US stocks and Hong Kong stocks 2. Select individual stocks with long-term investment value: such as Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, etc., to reduce the vicious cycle of losses caused by frequent trading 3. Fixed investment index-enhanced funds: This is Buffett's recommended way for ordinary investors to win investments 4. Learn Buffett's teacher Graham's value investment method: buy undervalued stocks and sell them when the valuation is high. This is Graham's “pick-up cigarette butt” investment method 5. Simulation plate adaptation period: if you want to reduce the probability of losing money to pay tuition fees, then the best method is to use a simulation disk 6. Real market growth period: The best method is to find an excellent teacher to trade stocks with you! The “teachers” here are not limited to individual investors, but can also be institutional investors. You can track the real-time position dynamics of their investments over a long period of time and understand the logic behind selecting, buying, and selling stocks. Use their investment behavior to sort out their overall operating logic.