Looking at A-Shares from a Century of U. S. Stocks: a Review of U. S. Stocks over a Century and Analysis of A-Share Trends

This book aims to explore the stage and possible future development path of A-shares through the review and comparison of Chinese and American stock markets. Since the history of the U. S. Stock market is much longer than that of A-shares, and there are also large differences in the economic development stages between China and the United States, A-shares and U. S. Stocks in the same period are not comparable. Therefore, this book not only sorts out the development processes of the two markets through a timeline, but also conducts comparative research on the Chinese and American stock markets based on different aspects of the stock market, such as liquidity, investor composition, industry composition, trading rules and market supervision, and a series of major factors, and looks for the current stage and future development trends of A-shares from the changing patterns of U. S. Stocks. In the process of comparing the Chinese and American stock markets, this book also intersperses a discussion of stock market research methods, as well as the author's theoretical thinking on the nature of the stock market.