This book is known in the West as "one of the most important financial books in the history of Wall Street". It is a classic on Wall Street and has been a must-read for speculators and investors for nearly a hundred years.
In 1922, Edwin Lefèvre described the ups and downs of Jesse Livermore's stock market career in the name of Larry Livingston, which was serialized in the Saturday Evening Post. This is the famous "Memoirs of a Stock Operator".
"Memoirs of a Stock Operator" is timeless and full of Livermore's life and investment ideas. Whether it's dreams, money, conspiracy and morality, or skills, experience, lessons and insights, whatever Wall Street has and what Livermore knows, Lefevre writes in the book. Therefore, this famous book can be called an encyclopedia in the field of speculation and the best book for speculators' self-education.
