Introduction to The Stock Market Daoist
With his temple in ruins and not a penny to his name, the impoverished Daoist Yin Cheng is forced to descend the mountain to repay his debts. By chance, he stumbles into the bloody, cutthroat world of the stock market.
Everyone online mocks him for being a Daoist who trades stocks and puts on a show of mysticism. Analysts bet against him, hot-money traders sneer, and retail investors wait for him to blow up his account. But no one knows that Yin Cheng never studies candlestick charts, reads financial reports, or trusts market tips. He only observes the flow of fortune between Heaven and Earth, reads the fate of individual stocks, and divines the balance of yin and yang in the market.
While others get trapped buying at the peak, lose half their money trying to buy the dip, and bleed cash through frequent trades, he buys against the trend, stays out of the market to avoid disaster, and doubles his positions. Every time, he nails the exact moment to sell high or buy low, crushing top quantitative funds and veteran traders alike.
Market makers lay elaborate traps, capital launches malicious short attacks, and hot-money traders band together to hunt him down. Yet every meticulous scheme fails before the Heavenly Dao of the mystic arts. Haters report and smear him, experts debunk and ridicule him, and the whole internet jumps on the bandwagon to imitate him. All they get in return is one face-slapping after another.
While ordinary people trade stocks by relying on technical analysis, tips, and nerves, Yin Cheng uses the Dao to trade and lets fortune determine his gains and losses.
I don't predict whether the market will rise or fall. I set the order of the market myself!
A humble Daoist enters the world, cuts through the deceit of capital, quells the market's vicious energy, and ultimately becomes an unmatched legend of the stock market!
Stock trading is good, you have to do it