A true story about a retail investor’s twenty-year journey in the stock market.
Every mistake people make when trading stocks, I’ve made too over the past twenty years. Nobody succeeds right away. We all feel our way forward, bit by bit, and gradually mature.
But if you want to trade stocks well, you need a trading System suited to your schedule, personality, and temperament. Once you’ve settled on one, you can keep refining it, but don’t change your approach lightly.
The real key to mastering the stock market is being able to control your drawdowns. After all, if you lose 50%, you have to make 100% just to break even.
My mentor told me that mastering the market is actually simple: if you can ensure steady, consistent profits and keep your returns curve trending upward, then you’ve mastered it. All the fancy talk in the world is meaningless otherwise.
The new book is finally out. I would like to thank all my familiar and unfamiliar friends for their support and love. In fact, I have been writing this book for a long time, but I feel that it contains a lot of technical content. If you don't read it with pictures, I'm afraid you may not be able to fully understand it. It's okay now. I heard that you can insert pictures into articles if you write a novel of more than 100,000 words, or if your writer level reaches L4 or above. So with pictures and text explanations, I believe many people will learn a lot of techniques. I hope everyone can invest smoothly ❤️
Five-star recommendation! 👍👍👍 It's rare to see a work that combines professionalism and readability so well. It's so top-notch! There is no boring terminology, it is all practical and practical information that is easy to understand. The author is very knowledgeable and does not pile up complicated professional terms. Instead, he integrates practical experience into the real plot. The plot is so real that it feels like watching stories around you. The rhythm is as compact as a TV series. You can learn to trade stocks while reading novels, and you will not lose money if you invest in stocks! From the "dark warehouse" lurking to the "perfect closing", every operational detail is written in a down-to-earth manner. It reads like watching a wonderful TV series, but the lines are full of useful information about human nature and trading discipline. For friends who want to build their own trading system, it is a very good "extracurricular reading" and highly recommended! 🍉 The more I read, the more I get attracted to it. In the plot written by the author, I can always find my own shadow. Looking back on the years of stock trading, I always miss the point, and I envy the protagonist. It is very important to meet a good teacher on the basis of being diligent, studious, kind and perseverant. If there is no one to guide you, you will often have to take many detours. Be prepared to listen to it several times and apply some of the principles in the novel to practical operations.
First, I feel that the author is more humorous and writes more fluently. Although there is no excessively gorgeous rhetoric, I did learn a lot of knowledge from it. It does talk about a lot of knowledge-related issues, which is quite useful 😄
Highly recommended!!! This book is worth reading! Whether it is new or old investors, readers can benefit from it whether it is stock market trading techniques or mental tempering. After reading this, I feel that what is written in the book is actually the author's mental journey of stock trading, from a novice to a mature person, and then to the process of enlightenment. People can't help but lament the hardships of investors. I hope that more readers will be lucky enough to read this book. I also hope that Big A will no longer let down the lovely billions of investors in the next ten years.
There is no complicated K-line analysis in the book, but the human game in the stock market is deeply written. After reading it, you will understand that the stock market is never a casino where you make money based on luck, but a battlefield that tests your rationality and heart. Giving up the obsession of getting rich overnight and guarding your own judgment are the core rules for survival in the stock market.
It is quite practical, and there are many formulas in it that are worth reading and taking notes. I particularly admire many of the short-term and quick decisions. They are decisive and disciplined in killing, and it is all about execution. Some passages in the book remind people of that moment when I was trading stocks. Update soon….
"Twenty Years of Ups and Downs in the Stock Market" is a very wonderful book. The experience and techniques of stock trading in the book are worth learning and researching, and Jia Shi's way of doing things is also worth learning. I recommend everyone to read it carefully, and you will definitely gain something good! While waiting for the author to update, I will start reading again to experience and ponder. It is a book worth reading again and again.
I opened this book "Twenty Years of Ups and Downs in the Stock Market", originally looking for some entertainment after dinner, but I never thought that I would be deeply attracted by the ups and downs of the plot and profound investment philosophy, and I couldn't calm down for a long time after reading it. It is not just a novel, but more like an ukiyo-e depicting all life in the Chinese stock market and a practical textbook.
I'm currently reading Chapter 26~ It's not boring at all. I can read it in one go and the knowledge points can be easily absorbed into my mind. It's full of useful information~ It's a treasure trove. I will read the next chapters carefully! Can absorb a lot of knowledge
The content is solid and easy to understand. It explains everything from basic logic to practical skills thoroughly. There are no obscure terms. Novices can get started quickly. After reading it, the understanding is much clearer. It is full of useful information and is very practical. It directly addresses the nature of the market and the weaknesses of human nature, helping me to establish a complete trading idea, including risk control, stock selection, and mentality. The key points are discussed. The more you read, the more you gain. It is worth reading again and again.