
Trading: Daily Limit of 1,000 Shares
by Xu Feng
About This Novel
In 2015, trillions of dollars of capital competed in the A-share market, various private equity funds expanded rapidly, and a large number of on- and off-market leveraged transactions became popular. Tsingshan Investment has suddenly emerged. In just six months, it has grown from a small leather company to a private equity group with tens of billions of dollars in capital. Its mysterious stock index chain club has even achieved the myth of doubling its profits every week. After being successfully listed through capital operation, it encountered a stock market crash. On the verge of bankruptcy, Tsingshan Investment discovered a fatal weakness of the stock market, and finally turned things around and gained huge wealth... Everyone participated in the stock market crash in the process of changing their own destiny, and also changed the fate of the market: Chen Tianying, who was eager to enter the trading world, win wealth and comfort his father, became a top trader Lu Lilang, a young man who returned to the market after running away with funds, calm and composed in the face of creditors, vowed to make a comeback and take back his wife and children, the avenger Gan Zhiqiang, the head of Fuhong Jiasheng Investment's tens of billions of private equity funds, Yu Moyi, an infatuated CEO who disappeared for 5 years but returned for love, the beautiful head of the billions of private equity aircraft carrier "Xin Zi Zai Investment", and the spokesperson of a mysterious family consortium. The author uses his own practical experience to reveal the internal logic of the 2015 stock market crash: "As for profits, what big money considers is not how to enter the market or how to leave the market. Back then, we pulled a 10-yuan ticket to 100 yuan, and no one dared to take it. As soon as the stock price fell to 50, retail investors swarmed in because they expected a re-opening. They thought this was an opportunity, and everyone thought they were the smartest. And we also made profits as expected. The reason why they became victims was because the funds had no mercy, only profits! ... But now the funds no longer need to lure the enemy, because of the emergence of short-selling tools, stock index futures!"
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