In 2008, A-shares fell to 1664 points, and the whole people panicked and wailed everywhere.
The down-and-out young man Ding Li first entered the stock market at the darkest moment. By chance, he met Zhou Yufen, a retired stock market expert who was hiding in the market.
Others looked at indicators, chased ups and downs, and bet on luck when trading stocks. She only taught Ding Li one thing: the stock market is the way of heaven, ups and downs are all humane, and the K-line hides the Tao Te Ching.
The yin pole generates yang, which is the opposite of the movement of Tao. The soft and weak overcome the strong, doing nothing and doing everything.
In the bear market, when everyone was desperate, he understood that things will turn to the extreme, and went against the trend to buy the bottom; in the crazy bull market, he abided by the knowledge of stopping and retreated without hesitation.
From the desperate situation of opening an account at 1664 points, relying on peanuts to understand the yin and yang of the handicap; from huge losses and obsession, to polishing the three top tactics of pursuing victory, slaying the dragon in five waves, and swinging the dragon's tail.
Ding Li uses Tao to invest in shares and uses shares to cultivate his mind.
He survived the bear market night, traveled through the cycle of bulls and bears, deciphered the mysteries of chips, and the avenue of trends; he grew from a full-time leek to a leading master who predicts bulls and bears and controls the rhythm.
The stock market is both a field of Shura and a platform for spiritual practice.
There are no cheats here, only the natural way of trading; there are no gamblers who get lucky, only the leading faith of the unity of knowledge and action.
After eight years of ups and downs, I finally realized the true meaning of top trading:
Don't predict, don't be greedy, don't force.
Go with the trend, fight according to human nature, and win by sticking to your heart.
Enlightenment in the ups and downs of the K-line, and become a god in the changes of bulls and bears!
Reader comments
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This is a very good book about stock trading mentality and operating system. It goes from simple to deep, step by step, and integrates Taoist wisdom. It is worth reading and emulating.
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It would be better if you can read books with text.
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A 10-year veteran stock investor and professional stock investor thinks the writing is very good!
Easy to understand and progressive, it is worthy of being a bedside book at the beginning of entering the market.
This book applies the wisdom of the Tao Te Ching to the stock market and explains human nature thoroughly. It is a good book and worth reading!
The author summarizes it well and combines theory with practice. It is worth reading!
It would be great if there were actual color pictures of the tactics. It would be easier to understand when combined with the article.
This is a very good book about stock trading mentality and operating system. It goes from simple to deep, step by step, and integrates Taoist wisdom. It is worth reading and emulating.
Not bad, keep up the good work
Well written and worth learning.
Good and worth learning
There are operations that can be learned and put into practice
Good, good, good, good
It would be better if you can read books with text.
It's very real. I walked through it step by step.
The previous theory, in the words of Laozi, is very novel.
A 10-year veteran stock investor and professional stock investor thinks the writing is very good!
Easy to understand and progressive, it is worthy of being a bedside book at the beginning of entering the market.
This book applies the wisdom of the Tao Te Ching to the stock market and explains human nature thoroughly. It is a good book and worth reading!
The author summarizes it well and combines theory with practice. It is worth reading!