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  1. Private Equity Ceo's Tips on Stock Trading: Main Tracking and Capital Operation Wu Guopingcompleted Wu Guoping's 20 years of trading experience is presented in a concentrated manner, every word of practical information is tailor-made for new Chinese investors! This book is a basic reading book on stock investment. Based on many years of trading experience, the author provides an in-depth and simple explanation and analysis on how to discover and track the main force and how to conduct capital operations, and is accompanied by more than 10 vivid cases. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Retail Investors Run Fast: Full Analysis of the Dealer's Shipping Model Cao Mingcheng; Tan Wencompleted As the stock proverb goes, those who can buy are apprentices, and those who can sell are masters. "Retail Investors Run: Full Analysis of Banker Shipping Model" edited by Cao Mingcheng and Tan Wen introduces the technique of "selling". "Retail Investors Run Fast: Full Analysis of Banker's Shipping Mode" introduces in detail the classic mode of banker's shipping, analyzes various traps of banker's shipping, and summarizes various shipping patterns such as time-sharing chart, K-line combination an —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Teach You a New Interpretation of the Theory of Stock Trading Written by Guan Zhong Shuo Zen; Edited by Fu Xuejuncompleted The editor of this book compiled this book based on 108 blogs written by Huang Zhongshuo Zen. From the perspective of market philosophy, the editor describes in detail the investment logic and mentality of Huang Lu. The whole book is divided into three parts: practical chapter, argumentation chapter and gossip chapter, from shallow to deep, from easy to difficult. As an excellent work on the study of entanglement, it is especially suitable for beginners and non-professional investors. Readers ca —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  4. Banker-San Game 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 —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  5. 46 Global Wealth Classics: Change Your Anxious Life of "The Busier You Get, the Poorer You Get" Principal Tancompleted Principal Tan, who has been in the financial investment market for more than 30 years and has been engaged in financial education for a long time, has teamed up with the top financial teams at home and abroad to select 45 global wealth classics for immersive interpretation: ups and downs of legendary stories, simple and practical financial models, real and vivid life cases, and masters' experience summaries in creating wealth. It will solve 99% of the money and life problems that trouble you and —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  6. Finance from Beginner to Proficient Wu Yongmeicompleted In fact, in real life, finance is closely related to us. For example, when going abroad, you need to conduct foreign currency exchange business. Interest rates are closely related to savings. Inflation may affect the cost of food and clothing at any time... Everyone's daily behaviors are consciously or unconsciously using the laws of finance to make choices and trade-offs, including consumption, investment, financial management, financing, and borrowing... It can be said that our lives have long —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Novice's Investment Journey: Stock Selection + Position + Mentality Shi Longfeicompleted Based on the author's practical experience, this book summarizes and extracts investment theories and techniques suitable for beginners and advanced investors to understand and learn, including stock selection, buying and selling, positions, risk control, etc. In terms of content, this book first introduces mainstream investment products suitable for junior and advanced investors, such as stocks, funds and ETFs; secondly, it introduces and explains specific investment methods and investment stra —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  8. Ten Lectures on Investment Banking: from Rookie to Investment Banker Shen Chunhuicompleted This book is an important tool for comprehensively understanding investment banking and investment banking business. It is also a highly refined summary of the author's 20 years of investment banking experience. The book not only describes the author's understanding of investment banking and investment banking business, but also his understanding of the current opportunities in China's investment banking industry, especially the impact of the registration system and the new securities law on inv —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  9. Learn Stock Trading from Investment Masters Compiled by Tang Huashancompleted No matter how dangerous the market situation is, investment masters have their own strategies to deal with it. This book introduces the lives, investment philosophies, and stock trading tips of four stock investment masters: Warren Buffett, George Soros, Peter Lynch, and Jim Rogers, supplemented by their respective classic practical cases. The book summarizes the investment philosophies and methods of four investment masters, so that readers with different risk preferences and at different inves —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  10. Trading Psychology Analysis (US) Written by Mark Douglas; Translated by Liu Zhenrucompleted If you want to be a long-term profitable trading winner. If you are experienced enough, you know what an edge is, but find it difficult to trade with it. If your trading performance always fluctuates, you will definitely suffer continuous losses after several consecutive profits. If you have established trading rules, but in practice you consistently violate these rules. Then this "Trading Psychological Analysis" will be a classic you must read! Mark Douglas is one of the few qualified trading p —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Uncover the Secret Behind the Rise of Dark Horse Huang Yingyucompleted From June 12, 2015 to the present, the Chinese stock market has experienced a bear market for more than three years. In this tragic decline, many investors not only lost all the money they made in the previous bull market, but also lost almost all their principal. But things must reverse, the bear market will definitely end, and the bull market will definitely come. If after the bull market really comes, if you still don't have a profit strategy or a way to avoid risks as in the past, no matter —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. The Banker's Flaw Cao Mingcheng; Written by Tan Wencompleted In order to enable stock investors to make money in the stock market and reverse the situation of losing money in the stock market, the author has compiled many years of stock trading experience and investment tips into a book for reference by those who are destined to do so. The purpose of this book is to help investors bid farewell to the days of losing money in the stock market. It strives to use easy-to-understand language to simplify and make the profound technical terms of stock trading pr —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  13. Full Explanation of the Details of Reading the Market Written by Jiang Hecompleted The highest level of reading the market is to have "disk sense", which is to have an almost intuitive and instinctive response to the detailed changes in the market, but before that, we need to lay a good foundation. This book first starts with the basic knowledge that must be mastered to read the market and the basic elements of the market, helping readers learn or review the basic theoretical knowledge that must be mastered to read the market, paving the way for detailed explanations of profes —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Daily Limit Password Dark Horse Princecompleted This book is a practical guide book, and it is consistent with the author's "Capturing the Daily Limit with Measurement Pillars", "Capturing the Daily Limit with Measurement Lines" and "Capture the Daily Limit Password", providing a complete system from concepts to methods for the majority of securities investors, investment institutions and fund practitioners. This practical system based on securities investment practice will have more lasting vitality and will be more favored by Chinese and fo —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  15. Seeing Companies Through Financial Reports: Onion Financial Analysis Method Cui Xiaobeicompleted Classic investment question: How to screen out good companies and stocks? The answer is financial analysis. In the field of investment, what is the difference between professional and amateur? The answer is also financial analysis. However, the textbooks are often obscure and the online information is scattered and not systematic enough. "Looking at Enterprises Through Financial Reports: Onion Financial Analysis Method" innovatively designs the "Onion Financial Analysis Method" to describe profe —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  16. Listed Company Financial Report Analysis and Stock Valuation Haima Financecompleted Financial statements are a necessary way for listed companies to disclose their economic activities and operating results to the outside world, and are an important way for investors to understand the company. Therefore, understanding basic financial knowledge and understanding financial statements have become tasks that public investors must complete to obtain investment returns. This book "Financial Statement Analysis of Listed Companies and Stock Valuation" is specially written for investors —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  17. Stock Trading Mentality Determines Your Success or Failure Kang Chengfucompleted In "Stock Trading Mentality Determines Your Success or Failure", Kang Chengfu, a practical expert on stock investment, conveyed this idea: The essence of stock market investment is to fight against the self-soul, and the final thing in stock trading is mentality. Be patient and stamina, don't be proud when you make a profit for a while, don't panic when you are trapped for a short period of time. Only in this way can "winner takes all" be achieved in the stock market. The ultimate battle among m —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  18. The Discipline of Stock Trading Kang Chengfucompleted This book summarizes in detail 100 stock trading disciplines that investors must abide by, and builds dams for investors to block the loss of profits and the invasion of losses. If you don't follow them, you may lose money again and again, or even lose everything; if you follow them, you will definitely be able to turn danger into safety, lose less and win more, and become a real winner in the stock market! Winners only have rules in their eyes, losers always have luck in their hearts. I hope th —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  19. 9 Pieces of Advice from Buffett to Retail Investors Wing Liangcompleted In the United States, Buffett is known as the "Prophet", and in China, he is known as the "Stock God." Buffett's true wealth is not limited to the billions of assets he owns, but the investment philosophy he has adhered to throughout his life. He summed up the investment philosophy and strategy of "Tao to Simplicity", and interpreted its correctness in investment through continuous implementation. He proved that stock investment is not just a game of chance, but a more reasonable and concrete en —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  20. Decisive Battle Against the Daily Limit: Practical Handicap Techniques Tan Wencompleted The daily limit is an eternal topic among investors. Which forms can hit the daily limit, which forms have the characteristics of continuous daily limit, which signals in the daily limit board can be bought, and which signals need to be sold. This book will answer these questions from multiple perspectives such as fundamentals, technology and psychology, guide investors to correctly identify the technical characteristics of the market openings contained in various daily limit boards, indicate th —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. Investment Truth [Singapore] Ng Chi Kincompleted How do fund companies and securities firms work together to "cut leeks"? —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  22. Quick Introduction to Stock Trading and Trading Techniques for Novices Wang Kuncompleted This is the purpose of this book, which is specially prepared for novices in the stock market, so that you can truly understand what stock investment is all about. "Quick Start to Stock Trading and Trading Techniques for Beginners" starts with practicality and operability, and comprehensively and systematically introduces the basic knowledge that investors must know about stock trading, including preparations for investors to enter the market and the basic process of stock trading. It teaches in —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Sixteen Lectures on Quantitative Investment Zhu Xiaotian, Benlicompleted This book is based on the 12 quantitative investment lectures of Peking University HSBC Business School, some highlights of quantitative training courses, and relevant keynote speeches at the Global Asset Allocation Forum. It brings together the insights of many domestic and foreign leaders, experts and scholars in this field to discuss how Chinese investment institutions and investors can achieve innovation and breakthroughs in wealth management through quantitative investment, and grasp the de —Reads7.8Score—Shelves
  24. Quantitative Alchemy: Research and Development of Medium and Low-Frequency Quantitative Trading Strategies Yang Boli; Jia Fangcompleted This book first briefly describes the history, connotation and characteristics of quantitative trading strategies, and then provides the basic development process of quantitative trading strategies. The book introduces some precautions and coping methods in strategy research and development, and then explains the basic research and development framework of timing strategies and stock selection strategies through two examples; on the basis of introducing the backtesting technology of advance anal —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  25. Trading for a Living II: the Art of Selling (Collector's Edition) Written by Alexander Elder; Translated by Ma Fuyun; Reviewed by Zheng Leicompleted The theme of this book is how to choose the appropriate selling point to achieve excess profits or stop losses. Ordinary investors tend to focus more on when to enter the market and have no idea how to exit the market. Therefore, many investors often make irrational decisions and cause greater losses or dilute their profits. In fact, all stock investment profits are realized through exit selling, but there are very few books on the market that discuss this topic. This book can be said to be the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. Warren Buffett's Investment Guide Li Wenqucompleted "The Buffett Investment Classic" elaborates on Buffett's winning strategies and records Buffett's thoughts. Its perspective can be applied to business and guide people's daily life decisions, allowing readers to gain insight into Buffett's character and life. It also condenses the principles and concepts that have enabled him to achieve extraordinary success and reputation, presenting readers with the story of Buffett, who has achieved great success, has outstanding leadership and is a generous —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  27. A Guide to Watching Markets Kang Chengfucompleted This book is based on such an idea and starting point. Through the analysis and understanding of real-time handicap language, it can quickly judge the main trading intentions and accurately analyze the future trend of stock prices. This book attempts to use the combination of the time-sharing trend of individual stocks and the volume ratio curve to grasp the rising and selling points of stocks. Many times, we often see the huge power it displays. This book reveals the ultra-short-term techniques —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. Read All Details Riverscompleted There is a stock proverb in the West: "One detail can determine a major investment behavior." For a stock investor, detailed changes in the market are a very important basis for investment: If you misinterpret the main force's washout as selling to cash out, then you It is very likely that you will miss out on the upcoming main rise and regret it; if you buy stocks because of a perfect K-line, you may be deeply trapped and lose all your money. That K-line may be a deliberate move by the main for —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. The Main Trading Techniques Revealed (2Nd Edition) Edited by Jiang Xinglincompleted This book takes the main operation techniques of the main players as the main line. Starting from scratch, it systematically introduces the various trading techniques used by different main players in the stages of building positions, testing orders, washing orders, pulling up, and shipping, using pictures and texts. The main content includes understanding the main force, the basics of reading the market, gaining insight into the main force from the details of the market opening, understanding t —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  30. Elliott Wave Theory: the Key to Market Behavior (11Th Edition of the Original Book) Written by Robert R. Pretchett, Jr.; Alfred J. Frost, Translated by Chen Xincompleted The wave theory is an effective tool for predicting trends, and its main value is that it provides a context for market analysis. This contextual relationship not only provides a basis for organized thinking, but also provides a correct judgment for the market's overall target position and future market development. Many times, its accuracy in identifying and predicting changes in market direction is almost unbelievable. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  31. Exquisite Interpretation of the Theory: the Core Stock Trading Technology of the Zen in the Practical Application of A-Shares Lin Zifeicompleted The movement of stocks has always been related to the activities of bookmakers, and the entanglement theory can accurately capture the bookmakers' every move through line segments, divergences, trend centers, moving average systems, etc., Thereby determining the specific buying and selling points for stock operations. This book is a unique concept book that uses entanglement technology to find bookmakers. This book is divided into eight chapters, starting from the forces that influence the marke —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  32. Trading Psychology Analysis 2.0: from Trading Training to Process Design Brett N. Steenbargercompleted The author of this book, Brett N. Sternberg, is an associate professor of psychiatric and behavioral sciences at the State University of New York Upstate Medical School. He attempts to treat trading with a psychological diagnostic approach, treating investors' thinking, emotions, impulses and behavior patterns as useful market data. In the book, the author attempts to teach investors to change their trading thinking and constantly learn from their own reactions. Improve yourself by understanding —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  33. Cross Market Trading Strategies (Collector's Edition) Written by John J. Murphy; Translated by Wang Fan, Gao Wenyou, and Ma Haiyongcompleted Technical analysis is an investment tool that uses historical data to predict future capital market trends. What Murphy does in this book is to reveal to everyone how historical events, economic shocks and other real-life issues affect investment market trends, and how various capital markets affect each other. It is necessary for analysts and investors to understand cross-market technical analysis so that they can judge market trends in related investment products and international market fluct —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  34. Buffett's 8 Most Valuable Investment Rules Chen Taixiancompleted Warren Buffett is known as the God of Stocks, and the miracles he has created are legendary in the investment community. It is no exaggeration to say that he is the most astute stock market investor in the world today. His unique, profound yet easy-to-understand and operate investment wisdom and philosophy has become the "Bible" for global stock investors! In order to meet the needs of the majority of investors, we have carefully compiled a book that discusses investment wisdom, "Warren Buffett' —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Snowball: Buffett's Investment Legend Yan Xingfangcompleted Warren Buffett is the most legendary figure in the global financial investment community and is known as the "Stock God." He started with $100 and has been doing value investing for more than 50 years. Now he has personal assets of more than 39 billion US dollars, and has been ranked as the world's richest man many times. Berkshire Hathaway, the company he controls, has the highest stock price in the world, with a closing price of $99,900 per share in 2008. Buffett's value investing philosophy h —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  36. Traders' Self-Cultivation: Interviews with China's Top Traders (Yang Nan) Yang Nancompleted This book is one of the "Interview Series with China's Top Traders". The series is dedicated to interviewing trading masters over a period of more than ten years to compile a feast of trading experience for readers. The interview subjects do not judge heroes by reputation, but by real materials. Among them are mysterious market makers, traders of large financial companies, private equity CEOs with outstanding achievements, unknown private experts, and trading geeks with unique methods... Readers —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. Index Fund Fixed Investment - a Low-Risk Financial Management Path for Ordinary People Ten O'clockcompleted For most people, fixed investment in index funds is a very suitable financial management method. What is an index fund, why to invest in index funds, and how to invest in index funds are basic knowledge that every novice must master. This book starts with the common sense of funds. It first introduces what index funds are, the psychological preparations and issues that need to be paid attention to when buying funds. Secondly, it analyzes why ordinary people are suitable for fixed investment in i —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  38. Technical Analysis of Stock Market Trends (Original Book 10Th Edition) (U. S.) Robert D. Edwards (U. S.) John Magee (U. S.) W. H. C. Bassetti; Translated by Wan Juan, Guo Ye, Yao Liqian, and Tong Weihuacompleted For nearly 70 years, "Technical Analysis of Stock Market Trends" has always been a leader in the field of technical analysis. The first edition of this book was published in 1948, and now it has been updated to the 10th edition. It is still the most important original work in the field of technical analysis. Richly illustrated and illustrated, this book brings together the experience and wisdom of Charles Henry Dow, Richard W. Shabuck, Robert D. Edwards, John Magee and others, and has been updat —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  39. The Essence of Investment: Duan Yongping Talks About the Underlying Logic of Investment Written by Sun Likecompleted He is low-key, mysterious, and rarely appears in public. He lives a leisurely life overseas all year round, but he is an out-and-out business godfather. He started from scratch and used his amazing business talent to create well-known national brands such as BBK, OPPO, and vivo. Just when his career was at its peak, for the sake of his family, he resolutely retired from the business world and turned to investing in the stock market. When the Internet bubble burst in the early 21st century, he bo —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  40. Snowball Special Edition: Duan Yongping's Investment Questions and Answers (Business Logic) Duan Yongping; Snowball Usercompleted Duan Yongping: Famous entrepreneur, founder of the Xiaobawang brand, founder of BBK, co-founder of vivo and OPPO, the noble man in the life of Ding Lei of NetEase, and life mentor of Huang Zheng of Pinduoduo. Duan Yongping is also a famous investor. He received more than 100 times return on his early investment in NetEase, and currently invests in high-quality companies such as Moutai and Apple. Whether as a manager or as an investor, Duan Yongping is very successful. This issue of Snowball sele —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. Successful Investing by Peter Lynch (Collector's Edition) (U. S.) Peter Lynch; (U. S.) John Rothchild (U. S.); Written by Liu Jianwei; Translated by Xu Xiaojiecompleted Through this book, Peter Lynch allows ordinary investors to build the confidence to defeat professional investors, and tells a set of simple and easy-to-learn stock investment strategies. There are no profound theories in the book, and novice-level investors can understand it by heart, while professional investors regard it as an industry textbook and read it over and over again. Shortly after the book was published, Peter Lynch received a call: "I'm Warren Buffett in Omaha, I just finished read —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  42. A Brief History of the Bull Market: the Operating Logic of the Five Major Bull Markets in A-Shares Written by Wang Delun; Wang Yiyi; Zhang Risheng; Li Jiajun, Etc.completed This book provides a detailed analysis of the macro background and reasons for the birth of the five major bull markets in the history of the A-share market (respectively, 1991-1993, 1999-2001, 2005-2007, 2008-2009, and 2013-2015). A detailed review and analysis of the fundamentals, funding, policies and other conditions of the stock market at that time were conducted; We conducted an in-depth exploration of the market's market rhythm, trading characteristics, style performance, etc., Carried ou —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  43. Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator (Annotated Edition by Ding Shengyuan) (US) Written by Edwin Lefebvre; Translated/annotated by Ding Shengyuancompleted The original book "Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator (Annotated Edition by Ding Shengyuan)" is edited from Edwin Lefebvre's interviews with Wall Street stock trader Jesse Laureston Livermore. The protagonist in the book, using the pseudonym of Larry Livingston, reviews his growth experience in the first person and summarizes his trading thoughts. Mr. Ding Shengyuan collected historical data and literature on the basis of studying and translating the original work. He added dozens of data charts —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  44. Steady Profit Usgrant Sabatiercompleted Money is unlimited, time is limited. Financial independence, the sooner the better. On August 25, 2010, Grant Sabatier woke up to find only $2.26 Left in his bank account. Through a series of efforts over five years, his net worth exceeded $1 million. In this book, he tells readers that they cannot achieve financial freedom by just saving, but creates an effective plan that takes readers step by step to understand the money-making strategies he uses, teaching readers to get rid of debt, create w —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  45. A Comprehensive Guide to Market Reading Methods and Techniques Lao Niucompleted "A Comprehensive Guide to Market Reading Methods and Techniques" is divided into three parts, with a clear structure and in-depth layers. It starts with the most basic stock knowledge to help investors lay a solid foundation before reading the market; then introduces practical market reading, combining theory and practice to help readers learn and apply it flexibly, and master it in one go; finally, it discusses how to develop from a novice market reader to a master, and grow into a influential —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  46. Make Money Like a Trader Red K Line Studiocompleted This book successfully summarizes the development trend of China's stock market over the past ten years, combined with the practical experience of traders, comprehensively and profoundly reveals the psychological warfare and intellectual warfare of traders in competing with bankers in the stock market tide. The wisdom in the book will definitely give great inspiration to retail investors: the trader's operation strategy, the trader's judgment of the general trend, the trader's turning point anal —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. A Book That Explains Value Investing Written by Lin Qi and He Tianfengcompleted In this book, based on their nearly 20 years of practical experience in value investing, the two authors share how to judge the value of a company, how to explore the investment opportunities behind the value, how to deeply analyze the company's operating status, how to understand the company's accounting statements, find truly high-quality companies, and achieve long-term and stable investment returns. This book is divided into five chapters. The specific chapters include investment theory, inv —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  48. A Book to Understand the Daily Limit Strategy Cao Mingcheng, Tan Wencompleted This book starts from the basic reasons for the emergence of daily limit boards, takes the idea of ​​catching daily limit boards at market openings, and explores the formation mechanism of daily limit boards and capture techniques from different angles. The contents of this book include: the basic principles of the daily limit; the secrets of the daily limit; how to have clear ideas for selecting stocks with the daily limit; how to grasp the timing of buying and selling; how to use different K-l —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  49. Bulk Spot Investment: from Entry to Proficiency Yao Jinghua; Liu Hailiangcompleted What kind of person can survive in the bulk spot trading market? What kind of person can make a profit? What kind of person can laugh out loud and have the last laugh in a market like a "meat grinder"? With such a mission, this book strives to explain the internal mechanisms and methods of bulk spot trading to readers, helping people who are interested in entering the bulk spot trading market to avoid risks, establish their own trading systems, and ultimately achieve profits. The two authors are —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  50. Buffett's Investment Portfolio (Collector's Edition) (US) Robert G. Hagstromcompleted This book tells the story of Warren Buffett's stock-picking strategy, which has changed little over the past 20 years. His order of consideration is always the company, its management, its financial performance, and its current price. However, behind this seemingly simple surface lies a fierce debate about growth and value-added. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves