I Won't Be a Stock God
Thirty days of trading, a stock-market gamble with lives on the line.
Jia Ying, a trader swept into a "capital game," discovers that he is trapped in an isolated place with nine other top traders. There are no rules here, only cold candlestick charts and deadly traps. Every day when the market opens, they must fight it out in the ever-changing stock market, staking everything they own, even their lives. The daily price limit is their lifeline, while the limit-down is a death sentence.
Some risk everything on insider information, some use AI algorithms to manipulate the market, and others spread bearish rumors to drive their rivals into a corner. Armed with just one hundred thousand in starting capital, Jia Ying relies on his extraordinary insight into the market and his signature "Butterfly Trading Strategy" to strike back from the brink of a limit-down and make precision plays amid waves of limit-ups.
But he has no idea that behind this gamble lies a shocking conspiracy capable of shaking the global financial markets, and every movement of the candlestick charts is quietly rewriting the countdown to the thirty-day cycle. When the bell tolls on the thirtieth trading day, will he claim the throne of capital, or become another stock-market casualty?
This is a war without gunfire. The stakes are money, the trump card is human nature, and there can be only one winner.
(To distinguish it from the Myanmar A-share market, its purchase rules have been changed from one lot to one share.)
This book is completely incomprehensible without a reserve of knowledge. It also tells the true meaning of the stock market and the human heart. It seems that the author is the cash machine of the stock market.