The Tide of Stocks

In 1992, Chen Mo, whose parents died, arrived in Shanghai alone carrying his father's old pocket watch. He made a living delivering steamed buns in a securities company, and was accidentally introduced to the stock market by his mysterious mentor, Lao Lu. From the frenzy of subscription warrants to the rampant market makers and stocks, from the fight between bulls and bears to the rise of technology stocks, Chen Mo has experienced the turmoil of China's capital market for thirty years. He studied the art of K-line warfare under the guidance of experts, tempered his mind in the greed and fear of human nature, rose from the edge of bankruptcy, and eventually became a generation of capital tycoons. When the AI ​​era came, he used traditional wisdom to ride the waves of algorithms; after becoming famous, he turned around and used financial hands to help the weak. This is a grassroots counterattack epic, and it is also a mirror of capital that reflects the times and human nature.