Lost Everything in the Stock Market? I Activated a Chart of the Future!

You'll know just by looking at it. I finished it by accident. It's a bit short. The writing is good and smooth. The pace is not fast and the story line is also very good.

Through the ups and downs of Xu Tao's life, it reveals the market rules, psychological games and traders' self-competition. It goes beyond simple technical analysis. It is really a good work that explores human nature, greed and fear!

It's so beautiful, it's a masterpiece! I guarantee you'll come back and comment below after watching it [laughs]

After reading a few chapters, I must give the author 5 stars. No matter how well written it is, just because the protagonist's name is exactly the same as mine, hahaha, I feel like I have become the protagonist for once [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

It's good-looking. It's not like the ones I've seen before that cost billions or tens of billions at a time. It's full of flesh and blood and worth watching.

It's super good-looking, refreshing, and fast-paced. Some detailed descriptions are very lifelike. As a web article, it deserves a score of 9.5 Or more, out of 10. There are also recommendations from bookworms who have been speculating in stocks for more than ten years.

Overall, it's very good-looking, but I hope the slap-in-the-face plot won't be too exaggerated [laughing] otherwise it will be too deliberate.

The plot is coherent, not procrastinating, full of expectations, and the multiple lines are reasonably arranged. It is a rare and good book.

A very interesting novel. The stock market has experienced ups and downs in the past thirty years. I really want to have a golden finger.

The plot has ups and downs and is gripping. Although it has flaws, the flaws do not outweigh the flaws. It's not about teaching people how to trade stocks, it's about using stock trading as the central axis, teaching people to see through the darkness and conspiracy of the stock market, and teaching people to see through the sinister and hateful nature of the human heart. I listened to more than 200 chapters before rating it, but why does it show less than 30 minutes?