Falling in Love: A Thousand Stocks Hit the Limit

This book is mainly a capital novel about China's stock market, based on China's 2015 stock market crash. The author is familiar with capital operation techniques and naturally integrates a lot of financial knowledge into the plot. The plot is lively, interesting, and popular. Investors who have experienced the roller coaster of the stock market in 2015 should be more immersed in the book when reading this book, from getting rich overnight to being penniless. What a thrill. It also shows us the terror and greed of the capital market. There is no favor, no face, only profit.

"Desert Snow Lotus" was surprised to find that in the sluggish bear market of 2012, the stock of Huaye Media unexpectedly became popular. All this was planned by the big boss himself, and it was logical that he, a fake fan, made a lot of money. Desert Snow Lotus, who participated in this special stock index futures training camp, is not a stock investor. She originally relied on her appearance to make a living, but after entering the poker game, she couldn't stop playing. It turns out that the vase can also rely on strength to make a living. The story of Chen Tianying and Yu Moyi continues. Even though they started fighting in the same room, there is still love in their hearts, and the stock market is a bull market every day.

To be able to write this book, the author must have strong professional knowledge, so I went to check the author and found that he is indeed a master. The author Xu Feng is from Zhejiang, a senior trading analyst and training instructor. She is the author of a long financial novel "Futures Storm" and is known as a "talented woman" in the futures industry. He is currently the deputy general manager of the Ningbo Sales Department of Zhonghui Futures and the chief decision-maker of the Ningbo 'Xin Zi Zai' investment team. "A Thousand Stocks in Love" is claimed to be the first capital novel that clearly explains the Chinese stock market. It integrates various situations of the stock market into the plot of the novel, allowing readers to learn financial knowledge from the ups and downs of the protagonists' lives.

Xu Feng is a senior trading analyst and training instructor. The author uses his long-standing experience in the stock market to depict various myths of getting rich for us. This book uses the form of a novel to tell the story of the sudden rise and fall of the stock market in 2015, and tells the experiences and stories of multiple characters in stock market investment.

The writing is very true. This is a book that can serve as a warning to those who have not made a fortune in stock market futures trading or who want to take this path. The risk control and research information department of big funds is a whole, and the less use of capital allocation levers is amplified by the psychology of those who use them. This book is well written about the separation of young civil servant Ying Nanye, Wenzhou Capital Lu Lilang and his wife Gillian. I have also seen people speculate in the stock market, get divorced and then get back together, but the gap between them cannot be repaired. There are also people like Xiao Yang's wife and Zhang Jian who understand each other and start over.

Life is a practice. In practice, we learn the rules, apply the rules, control the rules, and finally become dull. Everything is a good scenery, not as good as a dream.

And I really like the description of the character's psychology in the book, which is very real, as if it is happening around me. The inner drama of "Desert Snow Lotus" after receiving the reward made me also entangled, and I was very curious about what she would choose. I think this book can not only learn some financial knowledge, but also see various aspects of life, which is very interesting!

Disputes in the stock market are like a battlefield without smoke, a world without real swords and guns. Countless people have experienced ups and downs within the rules of the stock market, feeling the light and shadow of swords. The author uses vivid language to describe the capital game of trillions of wealth, and tells how the big guys in the stock market understand the rules, use the rules, and even master the rules. The descriptions here are very real, describing the ups and downs and uncertainties of capital in the stock market, making people feel immersed in the situation while reading. Not only are they excited about the wealth, but they are also afraid of the crises inside. It can be said that the only shortcoming is that although the author tells it from an objective perspective, it is mixed with too much subjective emotion, which makes his narrative lack objective rationality. But overall, the author's narration is still very exciting. This is a good book worth reading.

A good book, told objectively from a third perspective, very true

The ups and downs of the storyline are so exciting!