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Cultivation of Mind in Stock Field
"Cultivation of the Mind in the Stock Market" is an in-depth spiritual practice that uses the stock market as a dojo and trading as a method. This book follows the protagonist "Ying Lan"'s journey of enlightenment, creates an original core system of "three-dimensional duality and one thought", and integrates the Zen philosophy of "looking at the three realms of mountains" into actual investment practice, aiming to combat the inner demons of human nature and market noise. The book has ten volume
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Blood Jade Curse
A piece of blood jade, bound by a curse for two generations. Eighteen years ago, it witnessed the martial arts leader Xiao Tianjue's entire family being slaughtered, except for his infant daughter Xiao Li who fell off a cliff and disappeared. Eighteen years later, in the Year of the Horse, Bingwu, blood jade reappeared in the world, and it was rumored that "obtaining it can reveal secrets from heaven, but it can also lead to death." Xiao Li transformed into a piano player and sneaked into Jinlin
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Looking for Beidou in the Stock Market
"The Big Dipper in the Stock Market" is a popular philosophical work that uses "systems thinking" to solve the confusion of the stock market. The protagonist Ying Lan witnessed the pain points of retail investors losing 90% of their losses, so he decided to write this book and use the most vernacular language to break down "how to build your own stock market system." The book is divided into two parts: the upper part starts from the philosophical origins, borrows the analogy of "Beidou Galaxy Sy
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Dong Shi's Confusion
"Dong Shi's Confusion" takes "Dong Shi", an ordinary stock investor, as the protagonist and tells the story of his ten-year dilemma and awakening in the stock market. He used to be superstitious about K-line technology, devoured financial information, and imitated big names such as Buffett. However, he was repeatedly "cut off" while chasing the rise and fall. His account was more green than red, and he fell into the confusion of "the more he learned, the more he lost." The story focuses on his c
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