"Rising Ambush War - Precisely buy at the rising point (Part 2 of the "Ambush Stock Market" Series)" explains in detail to readers a set of tactics that have been proven to be effective in actual combat - "Rising Ambush War". Existing funds and limited incremental funds will flash and move between different sectors, and there are routines for individual stocks from stopping the decline and establishing a bottom to starting to rise. By understanding the stock price trend and accurately "ambushing" individual stocks that are ready to go, the market value of the account can "continue to rise."
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is simple and easy to understand, and the content is practical, which is very helpful for novices in the stock market. The author explains how to accurately buy at the rising point through cases, and his writing style is also very fluent. In terms of storyline, although it is relatively monotonous, it is based on real cases and allows people to learn many practical skills. Overall, it is a practical guide to stock trading that is worth reading.
There are many examples, but the underlying logic of buying and selling points is never explained clearly. I wonder if the author is trying to make something mysterious. There are other clues.
That's so true. It is a good book to enlighten your stock market life.
Rich and practical content
Wonderful, worth having
Very good book worth reading
Hahaha what a great book.
I read 200 pages and still don't see any buy or sell signals.
Clear examples, substantial content, and strong practicality
The writing style of this book is simple and easy to understand, and the content is practical, which is very helpful for novices in the stock market. The author explains how to accurately buy at the rising point through cases, and his writing style is also very fluent. In terms of storyline, although it is relatively monotonous, it is based on real cases and allows people to learn many practical skills. Overall, it is a practical guide to stock trading that is worth reading.
There are many examples, but the underlying logic of buying and selling points is never explained clearly. I wonder if the author is trying to make something mysterious. There are other clues.
That's so true. It is a good book to enlighten your stock market life.
Rich and practical content
Wonderful, worth having
Very good book worth reading
Hahaha what a great book.
I read 200 pages and still don't see any buy or sell signals.
Clear examples, substantial content, and strong practicality