"How I Made 2 Million from the Stock Market (Collector's Edition)" is a classic book about the U. S. Stock market, which records operating experiences from decades ago.
The book includes the ups and downs of investment stories, brokers' operating insiders, tried-and-tested and trustworthy methods, as well as an exclusive interview with the author by Time magazine and witty questions and answers between the author and readers. This is also a very special book, which tells an unusual and successful investment story in the history of stocks. I believe you will find this book helpful and profitable.
Reader comments
This book is very special. It records the author's stock trading experience more than 20 years ago, and it feels like it happened in our time. Dawas is such a creative guy, his mind is always thinking. Some of the views in the book are astonishingly straightforward and reminded me of my own experience in stock trading, which resonated with me. Just like what he said, "Never add to a losing position", I always keep this sentence in mind. This book is very helpful for stock traders and is worth reading.
This book gave me two points of inspiration: 1. Don't believe the information provided by others, and learn to judge for yourself. 2. Form an operating model that suits you, and implement it resolutely.
A very good book!
For novice stock traders, the content of this book is very practical.
The attitude of telling one's own experiences and learning from mistakes is worthy of repeated learning by future generations.
Yes, it is the real experience of a market novice to an experienced investor.
Very realistic, as a newbie, take a good look at it
This book is very special. It records the author's stock trading experience more than 20 years ago, and it feels like it happened in our time. Dawas is such a creative guy, his mind is always thinking. Some of the views in the book are astonishingly straightforward and reminded me of my own experience in stock trading, which resonated with me. Just like what he said, "Never add to a losing position", I always keep this sentence in mind. This book is very helpful for stock traders and is worth reading.
This book gave me two points of inspiration: 1. Don't believe the information provided by others, and learn to judge for yourself. 2. Form an operating model that suits you, and implement it resolutely.
A very good book!
For novice stock traders, the content of this book is very practical.
The attitude of telling one's own experiences and learning from mistakes is worthy of repeated learning by future generations.
Yes, it is the real experience of a market novice to an experienced investor.
Very realistic, as a newbie, take a good look at it