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学习投资理财给我带来了什么 | ||
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这里面记录了我对于价值投资的思考 | ||
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今年刚步入工作,七月份给自己添办的第一个电子器件就是一本电纸书,同样这样也是送给自己的生日礼物。 | ||
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我想可能这会彻底改变我的人生,让我的更有可能实现人生目标以及拥有更强的抗风险能力。 | ||
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不过改变我的不是这个产品,而是这本电纸书自带赠送的一本收费的电子书,名字大概是叫半个小时教你理财的漫画课。尽管只能免费观看几十页,但是我被这个通俗粗糙的解释财务知识的内容所吸引,大概认识了关于指数基金,黄金以及债卷的概念,了解关于资产配置。不同投资风格的影响,还有投机和理财的区别。 | ||
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随后我在Youtube闲逛的时候,发现了标普500还有纳斯达克这种耳熟能详但是从未真正接触的概念,再到支付宝的场外购买,加上我本身在大模型行业中,并且对于AI大模型的落地应用有着非常看好的前景,我买入了我人生中第一个纳斯达克100场外基金,花了一百。 | ||
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好了铺垫这么多,我想说的第一点是,这本书给我带来的理财观念,给我最大的收益,不是教我复利,教我价值投资之类的。而是让我重新思考了我的消费习惯,站在年化率或者收益的角度上,比起去研究我每天的财富增长,似乎榨干我消费的水分,带来多余的现金存储,比我所遵循的保守稳健的长期投资带来的回报是要高的高的。 | ||
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包括我在阅读《金钱心理学》这本中外知名的理财书籍的时候, 发现很多观点都十分一针见血,比如我昨天晚上阅读到的,关于人生幸福的讨论就是,人对自己人生的掌控感,人不喜欢被人指使,并且碰到风险的时候无力抵抗,通勤长的时候,每天挤地铁,深圳这个地铁赶早高峰痛苦面具直接带上了好吗。根本大家都像比赛一样拼命的挤上车和挤下来。 | ||
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手里有了储蓄,对自己的人生才有了掌控感,而你在大笔冲动消费之后,带给你的空虚和无法掌握的人生轨迹偏离感,正好挤兑掉了你的幸福感,当**你的欲望和你的所得拉的差距越大,你就越容易生活舒适** | ||
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而且一些专业投资者花费上亿的投资,为了将他们的财务增长百分之0.1,从而可想像,增长我的财务收入,和控制自己欲望与收入的差距哪个难度更大了。而这一切的目的,都是赚够金钱,让我们对人生有足够的掌控感。 | ||
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不过我也承认,有的时候,比如创业,是需要承担风险的。很多东西都不是可以掌控的。但是拥有掌控感的当下,你是用金钱购买了自由,你可以fuck you你的环境,你可以不用担心一些事情,你可以保持良好的心理健康去学习更多的东西,大脑里的存货足够,这些掌控感到后期是能支持你有能力去冒险实现你的人生目标的。 | ||
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