The A-Share Market Is My ATM
A股就是我的提款机
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- Completed
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- 232k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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It is really a wonderful urban business war. I like Luo Feng's character very much. The novel cleverly combines stock market knowledge with a tense plot. From novices to stock market experts, I feel it is worth reading. Haha, the intrigues and interest games in the business war are described in detail, as if you are in the ever-changing business world. The characterization is delicate, not bad, not bad! Come on, great author! Ha ha. It must be five stars! The further back you go, the better it looks, and you learn a lot.
Overall the writing is pretty good. But... Pay attention! But! There is a fatal error here. No shareholder can use the company's public funds to acquire shares for shareholders, and the same is true for share pledges. The company's money is the company's money, and the shareholders' money is the shareholders' money. This must be strictly distinguished. The shares acquired by the company cannot be placed in the name of shareholders. If a major shareholder uses the company's money to acquire shares for himself, the minimum crime is embezzlement of public funds. If the company's acquisition of shares is a major matter, it must be voted on by the shareholders' meeting, and the purpose of the acquisition must be specified and included in the company's assets. Shareholders have the right to pledge shares subject to disclosure, and the proceeds belong to the shareholders. If a shareholder wants to invest the pledged equity money into the company's operations, this is a capital increase and share expansion, and it still needs to be voted on by a shareholders' meeting. All risks of shareholders' pledged shares have nothing to do with the company.
The article is wonderfully written.
I thought it was ordinary at first, but the more I watched it, the more addictive it became, especially the business battle at the end was so exciting! ! The protagonist Luo Feng pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger. The book also incorporates a lot of stock trading experience. You really need to savor it carefully to understand it! Including that he never helps others trade stocks, only shares without charging money, never borrows money to trade stocks, and generally does not encourage people around him to trade stocks, etc. His mentality is really worthy of careful understanding by every stock trader. The plot in the book is compact, and you can see the changes in the stock market from every trading decision made by Luo Feng. The author's detailed description of the business war scene makes readers feel like they are actually involved in it. More importantly, it conveys that Luo Feng faces temptation and crisis and does not follow the crowd. This spirit has far-reaching significance beyond the story of making money. It is a masterpiece worth reading! ! Five stars, come on, I wish you a great success! ! I read it all in one night, it was so exciting and I benefited a lot from the last few chapters. Saved as a favorite, I will come back to read it in the future to understand it better.
It's good to read. I read it in one sitting. The author has profound insights into the stock market. When Luo Feng shouldn't be greedy, he won't be greedy for any amount. When he should be greedy, he will fight for every cent. He has a casual personality and is surrounded by beautiful women. I haven't seen such a cool stock trading article in a long time.
It's a good read, and many of the principles are easy to understand. I recommend that anyone who wants to trade in stocks, or has not exceeded the stock market, can read it. It is much better than other golden finger stock trading novels, and is closer to reality. Apply what you learn. 🤙🤙🤙🎁🎊
It's great. I loved watching it, but it's a pity it's over.