At the moment of jumping off the building, what flashed before Tang's eyes were the pale faces of his parents who were so angry that he was exasperated by his stock trading, the back of his fiancée who ran away with his second-generation rich brother, and his life from being a proud son to a street rat.
When he opened his eyes again, he was reborn and returned to March 12, 2006 in the Chinese calendar, the day when the Shanghai Stock Exchange Index hit a historical bottom of 886 points!
In his previous life, he fell short of the super bull market, pursued high prices, used leverage to blow up his positions, lost all his parents' life savings, ruined his family, and was ridiculed by the world.
In this life, he returns with complete stock market memories for the next twenty years!
886-Point full position stud, accurately capture every doubling stock, step on every bull-bear turning point, escape from the peak of the bull market, and get rich by shorting during the stock market crash!
His second-generation rich brother who once looked down upon him? A backhand attack will make you go bankrupt, ruin your reputation, and go to jail!
His money-worshiping ex-girlfriend who once abandoned him because she thought he was poor? Kneel down and cry, begging for reconciliation? Are you worthy?
Did you owe your parents in your previous life? In this life, I will make you the happiest people in the world, enjoy prosperity and prosperity without any worries!
The hot money circle regards him as a "god-level trader", retail investors respect him as the "only stock god", and capital bosses will bow their heads when they see him!
Tang Yi: "I'm not a stock god, I just lived a lifetime longer than you."
Let's see how Tang Yi, a poor boy, relied on the stock market to counterattack and built a trillion-dollar capital empire that shook the world from a capital of 80,000!
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Patriotic books to support you
The feelings about family and country are good, although the writing is very jerky
Patriotic books to support you
The feelings about family and country are good, although the writing is very jerky