This book "Memoirs of a Stock Operator" is written by Edwin Lefefer and translated by Lu Kaiji. The author, under the pseudonym Larry Livingston, chronicles the ups and downs of Jesse Livermore, a famous Wall Street financial speculator in the early 20th century. This classic biography narrates Livermore's market operation experience, investment experience, and growth process. Generations of financial professionals, traders, and ordinary investors have read this book and benefited a lot from it. "Memoirs of a Stock Operator" is translated based on the original work published in 1923 and completed by ECO, a professional translation team in the field of economics and finance. This book pays attention to maintaining the style of the original work. In order to allow readers to better understand the background of the story, it provides detailed annotations on many historical figures and historical events mentioned in the book.
Reader comments
I especially hate people who play dirty tricks, but fortunately the protagonist can stay away in time. And I think his trading plan is very powerful, and his 70% winning rate is really awesome! But he also gets confused and doesn't follow the plan, and I have to learn from this. Overall, this book not only helps you understand the stock market, but also teaches you a lot about life.
I especially hate people who play dirty tricks, but fortunately the protagonist can stay away in time. And I think his trading plan is very powerful, and his 70% winning rate is really awesome! But he also gets confused and doesn't follow the plan, and I have to learn from this. Overall, this book not only helps you understand the stock market, but also teaches you a lot about life.