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03-16 08:45

Since I stepped into the stock market, my life has been forever changed. The K-line charts have become my daily horoscope, and my vocabulary has been completely overhauled. Here’s what life looks like now, in the tone of a senior stockholder: 
1. "Good morning" has been replaced by "Did the pre-market futures go up or down?"*
   - I no longer greet the sunrise; I greet the opening bell. My first thought every morning isn’t about coffee—it’s about whether the market will gap up or gap down. 
2. "I ate another bowl of noodles today" isn’t about food—it’s about losses.
   - When my stocks take a nosedive, I don’t cry. I just sigh and say, "Another day, another bowl of noodles." It’s the stockholder’s way of coping with life’s ups and downs. 

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