A Brief History of the Stock Market Crash: Top Escape, Supervision, Trading Rules and Circuit Breakers

"A Brief History of the Stock Market Crash" is a blockbuster work by "fuss veteran" Liu Hailiang. It sorted out the major context of the development of the securities market and deeply analyzed the root causes of the stock market crash. From the first occurrence of the stock market crash, to the multiple plummets of A-shares over the past few decades, to the turmoil caused by the circuit breaker mechanism in China, this book will explain them all one by one. Why did the "National Bull Market" Mississippi Bubble burst 300 years ago? Why did "Black Friday" in 1929 lead to an economic crisis that lasted for several years in the United States? Livermore, Gann, Buffett, who is the real master of escape? What role should the government play? Should the government rescue the market or not when a stock market crash occurs? How does a stock market crash occur? How do ordinary investors grasp the abnormal signals before a stock market crash? Under the new normal, what issues should investors pay attention to when investing in stocks, futures, and funds... We can learn the road by taking history as a mirror. This is a brief history of the stock market crash that allows investors to understand the subtleties. In the crisis-ridden game of beating the drum and passing the flower, we are no longer the last holder of the flower.