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Qiu Qinyi is a former anchor who once hosted financial programs. She founded an investment learning platform in 2019. When the course started in 2020, it was during a downturn when the Taiwan stock market fell below 10,000 points.
2026/09/29 07:13
Qiu Qinyi received a special "transcript" from her students on the eve of Teacher's Day. (Photo taken from Facebook)
[Reporter Qiu Yiqin/Reporting from Taipei] Qiu Qinyi, a former anchor and host of Dongfeng TV's "Is It OK to Be Single", is famous for her analysis of the stock market and financial management and investment. Yesterday (28th) on the eve of Teacher's Day, she shared a story that moved her deeply. A student who had been studying investment for nearly 6 years posted a statement of 69,031,920 yuan on the learning platform as a "report card" for the teacher. Faced with the astonishing figures, Qiu Qinyi admitted that she had read it several times and felt that this was not just the result of wealth accumulation, but proof that learning and persistence bore fruit.
Qiu Qinyi revealed that this student joined the platform when it first launched investment and financial management courses in 2020. He started learning from the most basic technical analysis and followed different teachers all the way. He was almost never absent from basic classes to advanced courses. On the eve of Teachers' Day this year, the student posted a statement and thanked her teacher for her guidance and companionship over the years. She was particularly touched when she saw it.
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The student mentioned in the post that since he began to learn charting and technical analysis in 2021, his investment concepts have gradually matured. Now the operation method has tended to be medium and long-term layout, and no longer frequently short in and short out. The concepts of discipline, stop loss and stop profit that were easily ignored in the past have gradually been internalized into his own operating principles. Now he knows how to wait for opportunities with a high winning rate before taking action, and establishes his own basis for judgment. Finally, he summarized his experience with "one picture a day, and you will make a big fortune".
Qiu Qinyi recalled her original intention to start a business. She said that she has been working in the media for more than 20 years and has hosted many financial programs, but she always believed that investing cannot be learned in just a few minutes. Therefore, in 2019, she came up with the idea of establishing a learning platform, hoping to build a bridge between the public and professional teachers. When the first class started in 2020, it was during a downturn when the epidemic hit the global market and the Taiwan stock market fell below 10,000 points.
Now six years later, Qiu Qinyi saw the outstanding results produced by her students and said that this may be the most beautiful thing about education. "Teachers were once students, and students may also become teachers in the future." To her, the figure of 69 million yuan is surprising, but compared to The starting amount itself, but what is more precious is seeing a person gradually change the trajectory of his life through long-term study and hard work. She also expressed her gratitude to all the teachers and students on the platform, thinking that this Teacher's Day gift from the students was the thing that made her most proud in the past six years.
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