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  1. My First Family Finance Book Written by Hu Xuzhoucompleted There are no empty preachings or obscure theories. Instead, it analyzes the financial status of ordinary workers' families in various industries and proposes different financial management plans, allowing you to learn to manage money, increase wealth, and realize family dreams. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  2. Value Mindset Jiang Nonsensecompleted How do ordinary people make money? Jiang Hushuo summarized a simple and efficient path, which has helped many community members make pots of gold: effective self-study, doing things correctly, and investing accurately. Think more and think independently. Learn more about how others think about problems and improve your own thinking skills. Do simple, helpful things and slowly develop habits. Keep updating yourself and keep investing correctly. Continue to help others solve their problems. Do thi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. How to Make 2 Million: a Guide to Family Financial Management Wang Xiaobocompleted Are you saving more than half your income each month? If you don't love money, be careful not to join the Moonlight Clan! If you don't manage your finances, your finances will ignore you! The most popular investment matching method should be: of the total household income, consumption accounts for 45%, savings account for 30%, insurance accounts for 10%, stocks and bonds account for 10%, and others account for 5%. Such an income distribution structure can not only ensure that our living standard —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  4. Huang Lun: a Detailed Explanation of the Core Stock Trading Techniques of Chen Zhongshuo (2Nd Edition) Baldickcompleted The 108 articles in the series "Teaching You to Stock Stock Trading" written by Mao Zhongshuo Zen form Mao Zhonglun. The theory is so profound and unfathomable that most people are unable to get started and look forward to it in awe. "Tanglun: The Essence of Core Stock Trading Techniques in the Zen of Matang, 2nd Edition" provides an in-depth analysis of the theory with pictures and texts, and is supplemented by K-line charts, stock price charts, and flow charts to vividly display the content of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. You Don't Manage Your Finances, Your Finances Don't Care About You, Complete Collection Compiled by Zhao Fanyucompleted The rules of wealth creation and financial management that have changed the destiny of millions of people. Don't underestimate your need for wealth. You don't have to make money, but never lose money. Only investment can resist the erosion of wealth by inflation. Investment must be planned, and you need to learn relevant knowledge and listen to expert advice. The earlier you invest, the longer the time, the greater the returns; Develop the habit of regular investment and dare to take moderate ri —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  6. A Practical Course on Funds That You Can Learn in One Go Written by Jiang Rongrongcompleted Funds are a low-cost tool for participating in the stock market, and they are also one of the varieties suitable for ordinary investors in the future. However, financial management has never been an easy task, and scattered knowledge points cannot lead us to the other side of financial freedom. This book peels off the cocoon, step by step, and builds a complete fund investment logic from cognitive, practical, and advanced levels. From basic fund categories to the usage of investment tool website —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Make Money with Compound Interest Liu Yuchencompleted This book breaks the misunderstanding that "compound interest is a game for rich people" and dismantles the underlying logic and practical paths of making money with compound interest for ordinary people. From debt sorting, mentality reconstruction to principal accumulation, to low-risk financial management and passive income creation, we provide implementable solutions step by step. The book covers principal accumulation techniques such as saving money from wages, saving money through consumpti —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. Read Some Investment Science Every Day Su Wenyuancompleted This book brings together the essence of many investment books on the domestic market. It starts from cultivating wealth vision, developing money-making skills, and learning investment and financial management. It uses easy-to-understand language to systematically describe investment knowledge that is closely related to the public. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  9. Teach You Step by Step How to Buy Funds Li Zhenjiancompleted Fund investment is an investment and financial management method that is more suitable for the public. It has lower risks than stock investment and at the same time has higher returns than bank deposit interest rates. This book starts from the basic knowledge of fund investment, introduces some practical fund investment channels, focuses on the various fund products themselves, and explains their investment characteristics and corresponding investment techniques category by category, so that ord —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. A Guide to Making Money While Investing for Newbies - an Investment Method That Ordinary People Can Master Aunt Mei's Quest for Cluescompleted ⭐One book will help you understand investment in seconds, even investment novices can understand it at a glance! ⭐We only talk about practical investment information, we don't play tricks on making money by investing! ⭐Teach you step by step how to increase your salary within 8 hours! ⭐A practical guide for new investors to start investing from 0 to 1! If you are an ordinary person who has always wanted to learn investing but doesn't know how to get started, then you must read this book! Through —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  11. 1,200 Things You Should Know About Financial Management Compiled by Wang Xiaoyancompleted This book is a financial management guide that everyone needs. The book starts from three aspects: laying a solid foundation for financial management, comprehensively understanding financial management tools, and teaching financial management skills. The knowledge is simple and easy to understand, and the methods are simple and easy to practice. Fundamentals of financial management: Update the concept of financial management and popularize financial management knowledge. Let us start from the ch —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  12. Introduction to Fund Investment and Practical Skills Luo Bincompleted Adhering to the purpose of "useful, practical and easy to use", this book introduces the relevant knowledge of fund operation in a simple and easy-to-understand manner, including 10 aspects such as fund selection and trading, fund switching and transfer of custody, fund fixed investment, fund investment portfolio, investment skills of various funds, and fund risk prevention. This book is comprehensive in content, rich in cases, and highly practical and operable. I hope that readers can quickly m —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  13. 90 Trading Formulas Make It Easy for You to Become a Smart Investor Moat Workercompleted If you want to make money in the stock market, you need to be proficient in the techniques of stock picking, buying stocks, and watching stocks, and these are all inseparable from basic calculations. "Catch the Big Bulls—90 Trading Formulas to Easily Become a Smart Investor" not only explains the formulas in detail, but also provides examples to analyze the calculation formulas required for each link of stock investment. It combines basic investment knowledge with operating skills, allowing read —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  14. Introduction, Advanced and Practical Practice of Stock Investment Written by Zhu Zi, Wang Junlongcompleted Investment is never a simple matter. If you want to gain a foothold in the stock market, you must have certain basic knowledge and basic analysis capabilities. This book covers all aspects of the stock market, including basic terminology, macro analysis, industry analysis, fundamental analysis, valuation analysis, and technical analysis. With the help of easy-to-understand text and images, it helps novice investors truly enter the door of investment, thereby building a stable and profitable inve —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Rich People Think Differently from You 2 Nakano Yuji, Nan Yongcompleted Yuji Nakano helps you break the wealth barriers and have a rich structure! 4 Typical financial situations: ① The salary is not low, but there is no asset allocation and no ability to resist risks; ② There is always a sense of luck, and the asset ceiling is getting lower and lower; ………… 7 ways to think about wealth: ① Instead of pursuing higher returns, it is better to spend time opening up "money channels"; ②Team effectiveness is far greater than individual effectiveness, so quickly build your —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. Debt Turnaround Sun Yangcompleted This book focuses on the current common debt dilemma, combines the economic background of 2025 with real cases, and provides debtors with a complete solution from "stopping bleeding" to "creating wealth". The book first teaches readers to accurately sort out debts, identify "toxic debts" and benign debts, and cut off the debt snowballing channel through negotiation. It then guides readers to break the mental shackles such as shame and panic disorder, and rebuild a turnaround mentality. It then p —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. Ordinary People's Battle for Wealth Zeng Pengyucompleted "Ordinary People's Battle for Wealth" is not only the selection and essence of paid financial management columns with tens of millions of likes, but also the accumulation of the author's more than ten years of financial management exploration, and also incorporates the author's brand-new experiences, thoughts and perspectives. The work continues the author's consistent sharp style, with candid, funny and sharp writing, personal experience stories and candid disclosure of the past, and the growth —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  18. There Are Ways to Make Money and Secret Tricks to Make Money Jin Gengshicompleted Are you still worried and nervous because you have no way to make money or no tricks to make money? Now put your frustration out of the way, open this book with a desire for knowledge, pry into the ways to make money, and learn the secrets of making money! I believe this wonderful book will not disappoint you and will make you gain a bowl full of experience and wealth. What are you still hesitating about? Don't let the wealth that belongs to you be given to others. Experience it early and harves —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  19. Money Begets Money: from Saving Small Amounts to Financial Freedom Written by Xing Zhiweicompleted Many people may know that achieving wealth growth depends on making and saving money. But not everyone knows that "money earned" requires scientific accounting and planning. We also need to establish a correct outlook on consumption and wealth, and master the necessary financial knowledge. The "money saved" needs to be managed based on the modern investment science system in order to have the effect of making money. How can a "novice in financial management" explore the appreciation and preserva —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  20. The Moutai Game of Value Investment Dong Baozhencompleted From 2010 to 2018, the well-known investor Dong Baozhen held a heavy position in Kweichow Moutai and experienced ups and downs in the investment process. During this period, he wrote millions of words of articles, recording his fundamental analysis of Kweichow Moutai and the Chinese liquor industry, and also recording his understanding and thinking as a value investor. After 2018, Kweichow Moutai emerged from the extreme underestimation that was completely denied and rose nearly 10 times. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  21. Smiling and Proud of the Stock Market Compiled by Yang Jingcompleted The biggest feature of this book is that it combines theory with practice, allowing readers to practice while learning and learn through practice. It truly takes into account the dual purposes of learning and application. It is an excellent practical reference book for investors to learn stock market operation skills and improve their operation level. In order to avoid the boring feeling of ordinary stock books, the book uses a large number of cases to make the analysis simple, easy to learn, ea —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. A Complete Collection of Methods and Techniques for Reading the Market Huatoucompleted The stock market is a place full of risks, and stock operations are also extremely complex tasks. For every investor, the top priority is to learn to look at the stock market objectively and calmly, analyze the stock market carefully and carefully, and grasp the stock market accurately and reasonably. When you use the money you have earned through hard work to speculate in stocks, you must be responsible for your own investment behavior, and you must not buy or sell stocks blindly. Only by impro —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  23. Investment Mentality Determines Profit and Loss Ma Hongmancompleted Why do some people like to buy lottery tickets and dream of getting rich overnight? Why didn't economists predict the financial crisis? Why do so many people like to chase the rise and kill the fall? … Because the main body of investment and consumption activities is "people". Irrational behavioral preferences are always accompanied by people's behavioral decisions, and they are also mixed with perceptual factors. In the investment market, the most difficult thing is not to learn investment conc —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  24. Learn Volume and Price Analysis from Scratch: Short-Term Trading, Handicap Analysis and Practical Practice of A-Share Buying and Selling Points Written by Yang Jincompleted The core of volume and price analysis is "analysis". Only by improving your analytical level and mastering analytical skills can you increase your actual success rate. "Learning Volume and Price Analysis from Scratch: Short-term Trading, Handicap Analysis and Practical Combat of A-share Buying and Selling Points" takes this as the goal and comprehensively demonstrates the volume and price trading technology through basic learning, model strengthening, trend interpretation, main market control, v —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Short-Term Nuggets Kang Chengfucompleted This book brings you the secrets of winning in short-term investment in the stock market, including the principles of short-term trading, market-watching tools for short-term trading, pre-training for short-term trading, fund management for short-term trading, operation secrets for short-term trading, and market-watching skills for short-term trading, etc., Allowing you to enjoy the fun of being a winner and watching the storm of the stock market. Although the theoretical connotation of this boo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. The Buffett Way (Original Book 3Rd Edition) (US) Robert G. Hagstromcompleted During his sixty-year voyage, Warren Buffett has encountered countless challenges in the investment world, but he still continues to demonstrate his unparalleled success. His humility, integrity, and wisdom endeared him to millions around the world and ignited a burning curiosity about how he succeeded in investing. This is why Robert Hagstrom completed the third edition of "The Buffett Way" again after ten years. Along with Buffett's personal and professional journey, this book also introduces —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. The Winning Strategies of Top Investors Off Mountaincompleted "The Winning Techniques of Top Investors" In an era of soaring prices, which one will rise faster, your salary or CPI? Life expectancy is getting longer and longer, how should you spend your long retirement life? In this society with rapid economic development, it is no longer enough to just keep your head down and work hard to make money. Only by knowing the investment knowledge of using money to make money can you have a prosperous and happy life. Investment is not a momentary impulse, opportu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. Come into My Trading Room [US] Written by Alexander Elder, Translated by Gao Wenyou, Ma Haiyong, and Wang Fancompleted This book will help you master a whole new approach to trading stocks, futures, options, and currencies. Unprecedented depth and breadth of coverage give you the best opportunity to grow into the trader you've always dreamed of being. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. Secrets of Short-Term Trading (Collector's Edition) Written by Larry Williams; Translated by Murinian Huo Ming and Yu Tianwencompleted In 1999, when the popular market guru Larry Williams first published the book "Secrets of Short-term Trading", his target audience was basically professional investors. A lot has changed over the years, and now almost everyone is trading, dreaming of making money from successful short-term trading and living a better life, and also suffering the tremors of this choice. Now, Williams is back with his best-selling book, completely revamped and updated, designed to help even more new and hopeful tr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. K-Average Trading Method: Stock Futures Only Look at the K-Line Moving Average to Achieve Stable Profits Swordsman and Tea Lake Duan Bycompleted This book is one of the few books in China that systematically introduces mechanized trading. The author summarizes the extremely complex market trends into more than a dozen complete classifications of his own trading system, and truly achieves stable profits by just looking at the K-line moving average. The only thing you can do is to let the price tell you what to do. Moreover, this book unifies the operating methods of all varieties with K-line charts such as stocks, futures, and foreign exc —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  31. Comprehensive Training on Intensive Operations in China's Stock Market Dong Dianbo, Mao Dingjuancompleted This book comprehensively and detailedly describes the practical skills, methods and strategies that must be mastered in order to become a master trader in the stock market. It provides an in-depth analysis of the problems that trouble you, such as how to grasp the rise and fall patterns, how to control risks, how to seize the big bull stocks first, how to make profits with the banker, etc., So that you can make sure profits without losing money and make profits easily. The stock guide in the bo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. Gambling Between Dealers and Dealers: a Powerful Tool for Identifying Dealers at Handicap (The Fourth in the Series of "Jiang's Practical Trading Practice") Jianghaicompleted "Zhuan San Game: A Tool for Identifying Bankers at Handicap" comprehensively and systematically introduces handicap knowledge and methods and techniques for reading the market. The time-sharing trend of stock prices, time-sharing trading volume, buying and selling orders, transaction details, center prices, etc. Are all listed in the book. The manuscript proceeds from the shallower to the deeper, with in-depth analysis combined with case charts. The content is informative, easy to understand, an —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  33. Short-Term Golden Hand 6: Practical Analysis of T+0 Tactics Wu Guopingcompleted This series of "Short-term Golden Hands" for stock trading completely records the systematic trading process of private equity fund managers, and contains practical experience in stock trading that is worth learning from. The author of the book series is a domestic first-line trader and trader. He has rich experience in stock and futures investment and trading, and has accumulated a lot of practical and inspiring speculation experience. The book "Short-term Golden Hands 6: Practical Analysis of —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  34. New Explanation of Japanese Candlestick Chart Technology (Collector's Edition) [US] Written by Steve Nison; Liang Chaoqun; Translated by Chen Huicompleted A trading chart is like a map. The more information it provides, the greater the probability of guiding you to your destination safely. Candlestick chart is the most popular and oldest form of technical analysis in Japan. Its origin is earlier than the point and line chart in the West and also earlier than the bar chart. Candlestick charts are a more detailed and accurate map of the market than bar charts. The candle chart opens a new analysis channel and vividly reflects the supply and demand s —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Fund Investment Introduction and Skills Cheng Guoqiangcompleted "Introduction and Skills of Fund Investment" mainly introduces the knowledge and skills of fund investment, with comprehensive content and rich cases. It collects and summarizes the knowledge that beginners must master when investing in funds, and provides detailed analysis of key points and a large number of classic case explanations, so that readers can master various practical abilities and operating skills as quickly as possible, better choose investment targets, and seize market investment —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  36. T+0 Tactics from Entry to Mastery Written by Cao Mingcheng, Tan Wencompleted Contents of this book include: (1) T+0 trading method; (2) T+0 time-sharing operation; (3) T+0 trading position; (4) K line on T+0 trading day; (5) Trend T+0 operation; (6) Classic T+0 case. Three advantages of T+0 trading: (1) Achieve timely profits and maximize investment returns; (2) Control positions and reduce risk factors in investment; (3) Control shareholding costs to recover capital as quickly as possible and expand profit margins. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  37. Learn K-Line from Scratch: Practical Techniques for Profiting from K-Line in the Stock Market (3Rd Edition) Tianchi Xinhaicompleted The K-line chart is one of the important analysis tools in the securities market, and the K-line analysis method is also a practical and widely used analysis method. From the perspective of practical application, this book explains basic knowledge such as the characteristics, market implications and operating strategies of various K-line forms and K-line combinations in the stock market; analyzes the methods of identifying buy and sell signals in K-line forms; explains the K-line performance for —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Investing Regularly: Starting from the Business Model (2Nd Edition) Xiao Zhigangcompleted "Investing with Laws" (2nd Edition) revolves around how to look at stock investment scientifically, and the key word is business model. The first chapter deconstructs stock investment from the universally applicable "fate", "potential", "energy" and "luck", analyzes the profit model of stock investment itself, proposes time arbitrage, and answers questions such as what money can be made in the stock market, how all participants make money, and who makes the money. Chapter 2 mainly focuses on the —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  39. A Brief History of the Stock Market Crash: Top Escape, Supervision, Trading Rules and Circuit Breakers Liu Hailiang, Mai Jingjiangcompleted "A Brief History of the Stock Market Crash" is a blockbuster work by "fuss veteran" Liu Hailiang. It sorted out the major context of the development of the securities market and deeply analyzed the root causes of the stock market crash. From the first occurrence of the stock market crash, to the multiple plummets of A-shares over the past few decades, to the turmoil caused by the circuit breaker mechanism in China, this book will explain them all one by one. Why did the "National Bull Market" Mi —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  40. The Future of Investors (Collector's Edition) Jeremy J. Siegelcompleted This book has a unique perspective and powerful conclusions, and is worthy of reading and reference by the majority of investors in my country. Conventional investment guides generally start from the basic principles of investment and use pricing theory to tell investors how to invest, but this is not the case in this book. The author abandons the more popular "value" investment strategies and "growth" investment strategies, examines investment strategies from the source of value, and emphasizes —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. Buy Bank Stocks Ding Changcompleted From the perspective of investment research, the banking industry is a special industry that requires a lot of knowledge. Understanding the banking industry requires a broader perspective in addition to financial statements and business models, but it also contains unlimited opportunities. The author of this book attempts to make a systematic analysis of the development of China's banking industry using a valuation system with Chinese characteristics. The author combs the history of Chinese and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Stable and Long-Term Success: the Underlying Logic of Value Investing Lifelong Black and Whitecompleted "Steady and Long-term: The Underlying Logic of Value Investment" is a reference book about sharing investment thinking and investment methods. Value investing is something that is easier said than done. Investors need to build an investment system that suits them through correct investment concepts, scientific methodology, and rational attitude. This book has a total of seven chapters, combined with the author's investment experience and experience, to systematically sort out and summarize the c —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. Value Investing: Understand the Logic Behind Stock Investment Zhao Linancompleted This book provides a systematic and comprehensive perspective to help readers examine value investing. By building a systematic and systemic value investment, this book interprets and analyzes the core features and components of value investment strategies from the four dimensions of underlying methodology, the nature of the stock market, the nature of commercial companies, and risk control, combined with detailed and reliable case data. It aims to help investors clarify their thinking, avoid fr —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  44. A Ten-Day Guide to Stock Trading for Beginners Sun Mengcompleted The charm of the stock market is that it provides people with a relatively equal investment place. At the same time, the stock market is a place where investment and speculation coexist. For new investors, as long as they master the basic common sense and various skills of stocks, they can carry out corresponding practical operations. Investing in stocks is a risky investment, so hedging is very important. "The stock market is risky, so you must be cautious when investing." I wish every novice s —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  45. Practical Techniques for Following the Banker in the Short Term (New Version) Written by Cao Mingcheng and Tan Wencompleted "Short-term Banker Practical Techniques" (new edition), through 23 practical scenarios, systematically summarizes the banker's practical tips in the core stages of opening a position, washing the market, raising prices, and shipping. This book accurately analyzes market changes, discovers actual combat rules, and gives reasonable suggestions for investors and bankers to operate, effectively avoiding the traps set by the bankers, and dancing with the bankers. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Contrarian Trader (US) Written by Selden; Translated by Rong Qian and Sun Tancompleted "Buy when low and sell when high" is the ideal state for stock investors, but very few people can actually achieve this because most people are "greedy when high and fearful when low", so in the stock market there is always "seven losses, two draws and one profit". This is the internal logic of the contrarian investment strategy in "Contrarian Trader" - stock trading is essentially a zero-sum game. The money you make is lost by others. In many cases, you can only win in this game by going agains —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. 20 Years as an Investor (Collector's Edition) Part 1 Yang Tiannancompleted The content in this book is not a hasty new article, but a collection of columns published in financial media over the past ten years. As a private equity fund manager, Yang Tiannan insists on writing financial columns and disseminating meaningful investment concepts in his spare time. He has published one article every month for 126 months. This may be the longest continuous column writing record in Chinese media so far. According to reports, Yang Tiannan's original intention of opening this co —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  48. Trend Trading Written by Andreas F. Kleno; Translated by Huang Ju and Yang Ruicompleted This book is actually an excellent training manual for anyone looking to make money from futures trading to learn how to become a trend follower. This book is trustworthy because it is clearly written, covers almost all the necessary basics, and doesn't promise the reader anything that a trend follower can't get in reality. Finally, I want to say that when you are ready to turn your thoughts into reality, when you plan to do something big on your own, when you plan to set out to make achievement —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  49. Buy and Hit the Daily Limit Qiu Guimeicompleted The ten techniques for ambushing the daily limit introduced in this book are all based on the author's own practical experience. Most of the cases are stocks he operated in the past, not the so-called hindsight. If you can master it proficiently and can independently understand the rules of stock rise and fall, you will be able to easily ambush the daily limit board in the future, which will definitely be even more powerful in the stock market. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. A Training Manual for Retail Investors to Win Luo Xiquancompleted In the cruel Chinese stock market, retail investors are always in the most unfavorable gaming position, and they are trapped in the quagmire of being trapped. Not only are retail investors' funds eroded by stamp taxes and brokerage commissions, they are also manipulated by market makers, and they can only cry without tears in the face of a bear market. Is there a way to get rid of the fate of losing money? In view of the numerous difficulties faced by retail investors, this book uses novel and u —Reads9.4Score—Shelves