"Stock Road in the Folk" is a vernacular philosophical work with "the rules of the stock market are hidden in the wisdom of life" as the core. It was conceived by Ying Lan and unfolded from the perspective of the protagonist Lao Xu. The book consists of 10 volumes and 100 chapters. Through detailed observation of the fireworks in the market and various aspects of the human world, the book cleverly connects the pricing philosophy of the wet market, the dissemination of news in teahouses, and the bargaining at temple fairs with the deep logic of emotional games, cyclical patterns, and risk control in the stock market.
As a "life observer", Lao Xu recorded 100 vivid scenes such as the "anticipation gap" of the vegetable seller, the "cyclical judgment" of the fishermen, and the "slow work and meticulous work" of the craftsmen. He explained in vernacular the essence of "the stock market is human nature" - the ups and downs of the stock market are actually the mirror image of group psychology; the key to investment success or failure lies in whether you can understand the true meaning of "respecting the market", "restraining greed" and "long-termism" from the folk survival wisdom.
There are no K-line charts or technical terms in the book, but it uses stories that are closest to life, allowing readers to understand the core of "the stock market is among the people" while "looking at things around them": the laws of the stock market are the laws of human nature, and the real investment wisdom has long been hidden in the fireworks of the market.
