No matter what others tell you, you must remember that unless you work in a securities company, you must have a job with a relatively stable income before you can consider stock trading. Of course, it is strongly recommended that you go to your own class and learn more about relevant economic information other than stocks. Judge the timing of reinvestment, plan the operation cycle and stop loss point, and wait patiently. Don't try to get rich. I started to enter the futures market in my last year of college, and it has been five years now. I have heard many cases of getting rich, but none of them are around me, and I have witnessed many people who have lost their money because of frequent operations. They all have one thing in common, that is, they lack patience and determination, whether in profit or loss.
Friend, find a job you like and work hard. I believe there will be no problem with the guarantee of basic living expenses you mentioned. When you are really rich, I believe you don't have to learn to stock market. Investing in the stock market is just a way for you to handle your huge funds.