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  1. The World's Greatest Investor Dong Dianbo181k Wordscompleted "The Great Investors in the World" carefully selects 12 world-famous investment gurus, including Philip A. Fisher, Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, William D. Gann, William O'Neil, George Soros, Jim Rogers, etc., To tell about their investment experience and their unique investment rules, helping investors to widely learn from the experience of the world's masters, use them for their own purposes, and achieve faster and better investment success. In the history of investment, there 66Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Buffett's 11 Most Valuable Investment Wisdom Zhigang162k Wordscompleted From being an unlettered person to becoming famous all over the world, Buffett has shown the world his infinite grace as an investment guru with his superhuman wisdom and extraordinary courage. His wisdom makes him always so confident and confident in the ever-changing stock market; his courage makes him always able to seize fleeting opportunities. When most people are overwhelmed by the ever-changing market, Buffett always seems calm and collected; when most people regret missing opportunities, 66Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Daily Limit Pioneer Liao Dinglin137k Wordscompleted The core content of this book is centered around the most powerful logic of the market - the daily limit - to explain the market. The author himself has more than 12 years of trading experience and has experienced multiple role changes between retail investors and institutions. This book looks at the market from a new perspective and from a different perspective. It can not only look at retail investors from the perspective of institutions, but also from the perspective of retail investors to bl 57Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  4. A Book to Understand the Tactics of Leading Stocks Cao Mingcheng58k Wordscompleted In the writing process, the author strives to make it moderately difficult and easy to master. In order to enable readers to discover and control leading stocks more easily and skillfully, the book uses a large number of illustrations, a large number of classic cases, and concise and simple comments to deeply analyze the technology of capturing leading stocks, so that readers can intuitively understand the actual situation of the trend of leading stocks. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced 55Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  5. A Complete Collection of How to Learn Stock Trading from Scratch Wing Liang362k Wordscompleted "The Complete Collection of Learning Stock Trading from Scratch" writes that the biggest shortcomings of some investors who have been in the stock market for a short time are less practice, less experience and less market knowledge, so they must learn more. First of all, you must master basic knowledge and carefully and systematically understand the theoretical knowledge of stock trading. If you want to make profits in the stock market, the key is to be familiar with the basic game rules of the 51Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  6. Memoirs of a Stock Operator Edwin Lefebvre208k Wordscompleted "Memoirs of a Stock Operator" was published in 1923. This literary biography is based on Jesse Livermore, the legendary Wall Street figure at the time, and uses the protagonist Livingston as a clue to truly reproduce the inside story of Wall Street. The Wall Street Journal called it a "classic." Among the "75 Must-Read Investment Classics" recommended by Forbes, "Memoirs of a Stock Operator" ranks 15th. Although this book was published earlier, its description of Livermore's ups and downs in the 38Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  7. You Are No Longer a Leek, Join the 1% Efficiently (Set of 10 Volumes in Total) (An Easy-To-Understand Guide to Stock Market Technical Analysis, Decrypting the Details of Practical Trading by Professional Traders) Zhang Chunlin954k Wordscompleted Books in this set: "Chunlin Price Limit Strategy" "Short-term practical techniques for following bankers (new version)" "Elliott Wave Theory: The Key to Market Behavior (Original Book 10th Edition)" "The Decisive Battle of the Price Limit: Practical Handicap Techniques" "Sniping the Dark Horse: 36 Sack Techniques in Actual Operations" "Short-term Trading: 30 Practical Trading Techniques" "Capturing Bulls at Handicap: 20 Techniques for Time-Sharing Buying" "K-line technology that you can understa 35Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  8. Just These Few Tips for Disk Analysis Kang Chengfu64k Wordscompleted As an arena of interests, the stock market is not only a battleground between bulls and bears, but also a battleground for investor psychology and wisdom. And every round of competition is written on the board one by one. As an investor, you should discover the main trading plan and operating ideas from the real-time handicap language, adjust your trading strategy in a timely manner, and advance and retreat with the main force through short-term, mid-line, band, and stages to obtain maximum inve 33Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. Winning in the Market: Effective Market Reading and Stock Analysis Techniques Su Chunli76k Wordscompleted The vast stock market is unpredictable; if you understand the market, you will succeed in one fell swoop. A tape-reading classic for deciphering the codes of the stock market, and a practical map for seizing profit opportunities. Whoever can decipher the information code on the disk and master the core method of reading the disk can easily grasp the pulse of the market and seize the opportunity to make money. 32Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  10. IQ Determines Doing Business Wang Fuzhen153k Wordscompleted If you want to reach a high level of business, you must read this book. This book uses stories to tell truths and explains many excellent business tips to you. Each business story extends to a higher level of business wisdom. The language of the book is popular, the content is rich, and the truth is profound. It is worthy of reading by readers. 27Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  11. The Greed Game: 100 Years of Financial Speculation (The Way of Money Series) Thorsten Denning178k Wordscompleted When ambition breaks away from the moral bottom line, finance becomes a arena of desire, a century-old history of financial speculation, and an in-depth archive of human greed. Fear and greed are among the most powerful driving forces in humanity, and they influence nearly all of our decisions. We see the lives of those dazzling celebrities on media platforms every day and are envious of their lifestyles. However, what this book reveals is exactly how some of them were swallowed up by greed. Tho 14Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  12. China Stock Treasure: Treasure Map of China's Most Potential Bull Stocks He Yan138k Wordscompleted This book exclusively puts forward the unique concept of Chinese Stock Treasures, and focuses on how to define and identify Chinese Stock Treasures, why Chinese Stock Treasures are facing major historical opportunities, how to judge and evaluate the value of Chinese Stock Treasures, how to buy and collect Chinese Stock Treasures, and how to finally use Chinese Stock Treasures as investment targets to obtain excess investment returns, achieve wealth, and achieve a happy life. By reading this book 13Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  13. New Investors' Guide to Stock Trading II, Short-Term Operations and Long-Term Operations Stock Market Practical Expert232k Wordscompleted Since 2005, China's stock market has entered a rapid development channel: the stock index has continued to rise, the number of investors has continued to increase, and various policies conducive to the development of the stock market have been gradually introduced. At the same time, most investors have also gained a lot of real money from the stock market. Some people lamented that in 2006, China's capital market created the world's largest increase in market value, doubled the stock index, and 9Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  14. The Secret of the Daily Limit: Learn to Trade Stocks from the Master Traders Open High72k Wordscompleted The daily limit strategy is a short-term technique that revolves around the stock price rising or about to rise. It is one of the important tactics in stock market investment operations. This book comprehensively and systematically introduces short-term daily limit tactics and breakthrough tactics for different investors, different market environments, and different rising stages. It helps investors better understand and master this short-term rapid profit model by introducing the time-sharing c 9Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  15. Memoirs of a Stock Operator Edwin Lefebvre196k Wordscompleted This book "Memoirs of a Stock Operator" is written by Edwin Lefefer and translated by Lu Kaiji. The author, under the pseudonym Larry Livingston, chronicles the ups and downs of Jesse Livermore, a famous Wall Street financial speculator in the early 20th century. This classic biography narrates Livermore's market operation experience, investment experience, and growth process. Generations of financial professionals, traders, and ordinary investors have read this book and benefited a lot from it. 6Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  16. Stock Price Limit Strategy and Practice Anchor Financial Management154k Wordscompleted This book combines theoretical knowledge with practical cases, and adds some of the author's own stock trading skills and experience in the explanation of basic knowledge, striving to tell readers the essence of the daily limit board in the simplest and most understandable way. The book has 11 chapters in total. The main contents include short-term principles and daily limit rules, the form of daily limit, catching the daily limit based on the main force and market information, time-sharing char 5Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  17. Memoirs of a Stock Operator Edwin Lefebvre188k Wordscompleted This book describes the wonderful stock market operation career of Wall Street bear Jesse Livermore. The timeless insights in the book are deeply inspiring to investors, making this book an enduring investment classic. Jesse Livermore was involved in the stock and commodity markets in the early 20th century and made and lost millions of dollars on several occasions. His views and astute analysis of market price movements are as accurate today as they were when he first executed them. This book e 4Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  18. Li Ge Talks About Financial Management: Having Fun with Internet Finance Xing Li107k Wordscompleted Internet finance will change your life-long financial management methods and wealth destiny . The market is a circle, and some people go their entire lives without ever getting out of the circle drawn by the market. In fact, every point on the circle has a tangent line that takes off. Sometimes, after being disappointed to a certain extent, an unexpected flower will bloom. The name of that flower is: let it be - don't be happy or sad, do your best, and obey the destiny. As a rational investor, p 1Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  19. Learn Investing with Peter Lynch Compiled by Wu Fangcompleted Peter Lynch was one of the most valuable, representative and employed fund managers with the highest return on investment on Wall Street in the 20th century. He was the helmsman of Fidelity Investment Group's Magellan Fund. He was called "the world's number one financial planner", "the leading fund manager" and "the superstar of the American investment community" by the American financial community. Investment guru Newberg believes that Peter Lynch is one of the greatest investors in contemporar —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. New Investors Must Be Able to Calculate When Investing in Stocks Lu Shuchuncompleted This book is an introductory book for stock trading. It aims to teach new investors to learn various knowledge and skills of stock trading, so as to make profits in the stock market and gain success and wealth. The content of this book is informative, convenient and practical. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  21. Quick Introduction and Tips for Stock Trading for Beginners Written by Tian Micompleted It is often said that there is no general victor in the stock market. Even experts who have experienced stock market wars will inevitably encounter "Waterloo" in the stock market. In other words, even if you have a wealth of practical experience and insights, you may still fail. In this way, if novices in the stock market follow blindly, wouldn't they be more likely to fail? Don't panic, let this book explain and cheer you up! The stock market may seem complicated, difficult to understand, and u —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  22. Women Who Know How to Manage Money Are the Happiest Gao Xiaoqiancompleted Don't be a Moonlight Clan, a Nianqing Clan, or a Cheating Clan. Every woman hopes to have endless money, but happy women know how to make money on their own. This is a guide to teach you how to accumulate wealth. Even if you are afraid of various stock indexes, even if you have no experience in financial management, don't worry. With this book, you can easily cross this threshold and easily navigate the financial market. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  23. Spend a Little Money to Live a Quality Life Li Wenjingcompleted The original intention of this book is to refresh your thinking and change your consumption concept. You can also save money to live a more tasteful and high-quality life, and show a responsible attitude towards life without changing your original quality of life. —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  24. Memoirs of a Stock Operator (U. S.) Edwin Livermore (U. S.) Jesse Livermorecompleted Jesse Livermore, a living legend of the Wall Street stock market. He entered the market with $5 from others at the age of 14, earned his first thousand dollars at the age of 15, earned his first ten thousand dollars at the age of 21, earned fifty thousand dollars at the age of 24, was worth one million at the age of 29, was worth three million at the age of 30, and was worth 100 million at the age of 52. This book is full of Livermore's life and investment ideas. He had experienced ups and downs —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  25. Memoirs of a Stock Operator Tu Jianfeng196k Wordscompleted Jesse Livermore, a living legend of the Wall Street stock market. He entered the market with $5 from others at the age of 14, earned his first thousand dollars at the age of 15, earned his first ten thousand dollars at the age of 21, earned fifty thousand dollars at the age of 24, was worth one million at the age of 29, was worth three million at the age of 30, and was worth 100 million at the age of 52. This book is full of Livermore's life and investment ideas. He had experienced ups and downs —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  26. Money Psychology By Thierry Galoiscompleted Why do some people become rich while others remain poor throughout their lives? Why do some people become misers, while others get more pleasure from giving than from receiving money? Why do some people become gamblers and spendthrifts, while others become corporate tycoons? This fascinating monograph explores the above interesting issues and provides its own unique and profound views on money and power, ethics and taxes, wealth and self-esteem, and many other aspects. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. The Psychology of Getting Rich by Stock Trading: 28 Simple Rules That Warren Buffett Uses to Be Proud of the Stock Market Compiled by Tokugawacompleted Buffett's basic way of thinking is nothing more than two aspects. First, the purchase price paid determines the return on investment; second, the company's future earnings must be reasonably estimated. Buffett said: "Investing in a business is to buy its future." "You should invest in a business that even a fool can run, because one day, a fool may do it. So I like industries that can still make a lot of money without management at all. They are the kind of industries I like to work in." —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  28. A Trilogy of Essential Financial Investments (Set of 3 Volumes in Total) Chen Yulu; Yang Dong; Wu Cong; Yang Zhongshu; Ji Jiandongcompleted ★"The World Is a Financial History" Former French Prime Minister Rocard wrote the foreword, and Caixin Media Editor-in-Chief Hu Shuli and doctoral supervisor Liu Hong of Capital University of Economics and Business recommended it! ★"After 30 years old, I rely on investment to live 2" Co-authored by Yang Zhongshu, a postdoctoral fellow in finance at the Renmin University of China, and Ji Jiandong, a national financial planner! A minimalist investment and financial management manual for smart inve —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  29. Understanding Finance from Scratch 2: Investment and Financial Management Lessons from the Babylonian Rich Man (US) Clason Skanecompleted "Understanding Finance from Scratch 2: Investment and Financial Management Lessons from the Babylonian Rich Man" is a famous book that provides solutions to investment and financial management problems. It points out a path to financial freedom and tells readers: how to make money, save money, and use money to make money. "Understanding Finance from Scratch 2: Investment and Financial Management Lessons from the Richest Man in Babylon": a globally recognized guide to getting rich. It has sold 2 —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  30. Behavioral Finance and Investment Psychology (Original Book 6Th Edition) John R. Nofsingercompleted Read this book to gain a deeper understanding of investors' psychological preferences, with the goal of knowing yourself and the enemy, defeating yourself, and outperforming the market. As a researcher of behavioral finance and a professional investment banker, I recognize value investing based on fundamental analysis, and I also agree that technical analysis is effective under certain conditions. However, I believe that if you want to gain a foothold in the ever-changing secondary market, it is —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  31. Fool Wolf Stock Quantitative Trading Shen Dishicompleted After nearly 10 years of hard work, Fool Wolf's stock trading technology has gradually matured. It uses Fool Wolf's theory of heaven and earth volume to grasp the market, and uses the Golden Pile and Fool Wolf trading systems to grasp individual stocks. Generally speaking, there are more wins than losses. However, it is my greatest joy to make many good stock friends while gaining wealth, and learning more knowledge from these friends is my greatest gain. Over time, I discovered that all people —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  32. Super Large Layout: High Winning Rate Trading Rules Handsome Dragoncompleted "Super Big Layout - High Winning Probability Trading Rules (Part One of the "Ambush Stock Market" Series)" provides readers with a detailed introduction to a trading system that is highly practical and has a high chance of winning, namely the high winning rate trading rules. When doing stocks, this book will analyze it one by one for readers at which stage they should ambush, increase positions, reduce positions, and clear positions. High-level investment emphasizes "sustained and stable profits —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  33. Dancing with the Dealer: Learn to Trade Stocks from a Master Trader Open Highcompleted This book takes all aspects of banker trading as the main line, deeply analyzes the whole process of banker's operation, and thoroughly reveals the banker's various operating techniques, handicap phenomena, technical characteristics, volume-price relationship, operating skills, etc. At each stage. It provides retail investors with an important reference for understanding the banker, following the banker, capturing the banker, formulating trading strategies, and following the banker to make profi —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  34. Practical Options Practice from Entry to Mastery: the Road to Financial Freedom 100 Times in One Year Written by Wu Guoping, Zheng Xucompleted This book condenses private equity CEO Wu Guoping's experience in creating wealth in the field of "options". The author focuses on the field of options and combines it with actual trading games to truly demonstrate the magic of options as an investment variety and lead investors to embark on the low-risk path of "options" to create wealth. This encyclopedia of options trading strategies he wrote contains important options trading tools and various strategic methods, as well as many mature techno —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Capturing the Daily Limit in the Short Term: Practical Technical Tips for Quickly Capturing the Daily Limit of Stock Prices Ma Daomingcompleted This book is divided into 9 chapters, focusing on real market operation skills, comprehensively and in-depth analysis of the reasons for the daily limit, the nature of the daily limit, time-sharing daily limit technology, special types of daily limit forms, as well as the market momentum of the daily limit, the relationship between daily limit volume and price, etc., So that retail investors can quickly learn the strategies, methods and techniques to capture the daily limit, quickly amplify fund —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  36. Rising Ambush War: Precisely Buy at the Rising Point Handsome Dragoncompleted "Rising Ambush War - Precisely buy at the rising point (Part 2 of the "Ambush Stock Market" Series)" explains in detail to readers a set of tactics that have been proven to be effective in actual combat - "Rising Ambush War". Existing funds and limited incremental funds will flash and move between different sectors, and there are routines for individual stocks from stopping the decline and establishing a bottom to starting to rise. By understanding the stock price trend and accurately "ambushing —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. Chunlin Price Limit Strategy Zhang Chunlincompleted The daily limit board has attracted much attention from investors because of its high explosiveness and high volatility. It is what investors hope for but find it difficult to achieve by timely catching a ride on the rising daily limit and timely evacuating from the scene of a downward falling limit. "Chunlin Price Limit Strategy" is based on the author's nearly 20 years of investment experience and data analysis. Through the three major trading scenarios of buying, selling and stop loss, it sys —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  38. Strong Stock Trading from Beginner to Proficient Qi Xiaomingcompleted This book starts with the basic logic of strong stock trading, and helps investors find strong stocks with real trading value in the market by understanding five characteristics. It then explains the techniques that need to be paid attention to when trading strong stocks in three different situations: chasing prices, lurking, and selling. Through this book, readers can clearly know which stocks in the market are truly strong stocks, and know how to chase high prices or lurk to buy such strong st —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  39. Minesweeper: Read Financial Reports and Make Investments Jiang Baocompleted This book starts with monetary funds and interprets each subject on the asset side of the balance sheet one by one. It provides a comprehensive and in-depth interpretation from the perspectives of meaning, risk points, applications, etc., And is supplemented by a large number of A-share cases. It can be called an "encyclopedia" of financial reports. It explains the importance of the income statement and cash flow statement from an investment perspective, and uses the income statement to judge an —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  40. Practical Techniques for Following Bankers: a Must-Read for Retail Investors to Make Profits in Actual Operations in the Stock Market (4Th Edition) Kang Kaibincompleted When a market maker operates a stock, whether intentionally or unintentionally, it will leave indelible traces on the market. If retail investors want to follow the bankers closely in the stock market and become winners in the stock market, they must know themselves and their opponents. Only by knowing yourself and the enemy can you be victorious in every battle. This book comprehensively introduces the various morphological characteristics of market makers and the entire process of market maker —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. Introduction and Techniques of Moving Average Strategy Wing Liangcompleted "Introduction and Techniques of Moving Average Strategy" uses a trading system composed of two moving averages, one long and one short, and uses forward rules (buying with a golden cross, selling with a dead cross) and reverse rules (buying with a dead cross, selling with a golden cross) to flexibly operate to guide actual combat. It expands the traditional and old-fashioned moving average indicator trading system into new application areas, leading investors into the stock market better and fas —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Short-Term Follow-Up with the Banker: Quick Introduction and Skills Written by Lan Gecompleted Stocks that can continue to soar in the stock market have bankers among them. Although market makers are good stocks, it is also a great blessing for investors to have the opportunity to hold market makers. However, whether they can discover and follow market makers depends on the investor's personal ability. If we want to get a share of the stocks held by the banker, we must fully understand the nature and operating methods of the banker, and "hitch a ride" skillfully to obtain high profits. By —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. Happy Little World: Record of Stock Market Investment Carefreecompleted A retail investor's investment experience, how to choose the right time and learn to hedge risks. [Editor Recommendation]★ You are guaranteed to make money by stock trading, just use the free stock picking method. Volume, price, time and space are ever-changing, and the stocks you are prepared to buy are all under control: teach you some methods that are suitable for novice stock traders to make money. ★ Simple and practical, you can make money, the buying and selling points are clearly defined —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  44. Convertible Bond Investment Magic Book: "Third Line - Duplex" (3Rd Edition) An Daoquancompleted All investments face one ultimate question: up, or down? If you can eliminate one wrong answer, which is down, then you are left with the only correct answer, which is up. Convertible bonds are born with such "superpowers": debt nature - resisting declines, and equity nature - following rises. This book's original "Three Lines - Duplex" strategy solves the problems of what to buy, how much to buy, how to buy and how to sell convertible bonds; at the same time, "3+3 Dispersion" provides 6 differe —Reads8.2Score—Shelves
  45. Futures Operating Strategies Compiled by Fang Xiaobincompleted This book is an introductory book for futures investors. It is divided into five parts: concept, basics, systems, improvement, and cases. It introduces readers to the knowledge that must be mastered in futures exchanges in simple terms with pictures and texts, and has strong practical guidance value. The nesting theory and the three major trading laws created by the author in the book solve the problems that many investors have been confused about for a long time, and it is refreshing to read th —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Futures Trading Practice: Arbitrage Model, Technical Analysis and Trading System Construction Investing to Win the Worldcompleted This book focuses on trading strategies, and introduces the origin, overview, trading process, characteristics, hedging, and arbitrage trading of futures trading, as well as technical analysis methods focusing on open trading, including K-lines, trends, price patterns, moving average systems, technical indicators, etc. The author uses the triple filter method as the logical basis, integrates five analysis methods, and provides many years of practical cases to propose unique insights and methods —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. Be a Financial Queen for Life Quietcompleted "Your head determines your pocket, and your pocket determines your life's happiness." As an independent modern woman, you must learn to manage money. If a woman wants to have a wealthy and comfortable life throughout her life, she must take care of her finances as a long-term career. This book presents the key points, financial management methods, financial management characteristics, and financial management risks to readers one by one. It elaborates on people's financial management goals and f —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. Snowball: Warren Buffett's Financial and Intellectual Life Chen Xufeicompleted Focusing on Buffett's unique investment style and management methods, this book provides an in-depth description and analysis of his legendary investment strategies, life philosophy, and management wisdom. It also uses a large amount of materials to recreate the mystery of how Buffett skillfully found value depressions decades ago, how he unexpectedly discovered potential investment values, and how he built Berkshire Hathaway into the largest conglomerate in the United States. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  49. A Walk on Wall Street (13Th Edition of the Original Book) Written by Burton G. Malkiel; Translated by Zhang Weicompleted As a classic that has been best-selling around the world for more than 40 years, the biggest feature of this book is that it keeps pace with the times. The 11th edition adds a lot of valuable new materials from beginning to end to discuss exchange-traded open-end index funds and some investment opportunities, including investment opportunities in emerging markets, especially China, and a new chapter discusses the pitfalls and prospects of the latest investment strategy of "smart beta." Malkiel i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. Interpreting Funds: My Investment Views and Practices (Revised Edition) Ji Kaifan, Kang Fengcompleted Ji Kaifan's online name - LAOK is probably even louder than his real name, because his work "Interpreting Funds - My Investment Views and Practices" and his blog have spread to almost every forum on China's fund websites, becoming a must-read article for fund investors to get started and improve. Based on "Interpreting Funds - My Investment Views and Practices", this book more systematically and comprehensively explains the author's investment views on long-term investment and focusing on risk c —Reads9.4Score—Shelves