Rise of the Stock God

Chen Muzhi was born in an old alley in Jianghai. His father squandered the family fortune, and they had nothing to their name. The ten yuan his mother hid in the sole of a shoe was all he had to rely on.

During the summer after the college entrance exam, he took the ten thousand yuan he had saved and entered the stock market. He had no insider connections, only a well-worn notebook and a market sentiment cycle chart of his own devising: buy at the bottom, follow the rise as things recover, exit at the peak; divide positions into three tiers, and watch for three signals before getting out.

At first, he was the laughingstock of the brokerage, a walking gift of money. Zhao Wanbei's trap, Zhang Batian's suppression, and the Dingfeng Group's attempt to crush him drove him into a corner time and again. Yet he used his insight to leave his opponents red-faced: a floating loss isn't a real loss. Until the logic is disproven, it's just the market charging you a patience tax.

From doubling his account through Yunchuan Intelligent Control to making his way through Yunhai, Qiming, Weichen, and Hongsheng, he grew his capital from ten thousand to two hundred thousand. Fang Tianxing's blue-chip perspective, and Old Zhou's words, "Those who fear the sea never make it to the other shore," each turned a master into another rung on his ladder.

This is a thrilling story of discipline, insight, and a rise from the bottom in the world of capital. All characters, institutions, stocks, and trading strategies are fictional. This story is entirely a work of fiction.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.