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  1. Manage Money While Making Money Zheng Groupcompleted Financial management is not only investment, but also the gradual cultivation of the habit of "making money, saving money, saving money, and money begetting money". These habits can make you have a lot of money. This book provides a comprehensive and detailed introduction to financial management knowledge, and the financial management methods provided in it are easy to use. The book is interspersed with a large number of real and vivid cases, which are of great reference value. At the same time, —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  2. Make Financial Management a Habit Yasukocompleted Personal financial management has long become a popular industry and a developed industry in Western countries. Personal income in Western countries mostly consists of two parts: work income and financial management income. Financial management income often accounts for half or even more of the total personal income, which shows the important role of financial management in Western people's lives. In our country, financial management is still in its infancy. People who have become wealthy have d —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Have Fun with Alipay Financial Management Pang Jinlingcompleted With Internet finance as the core, this book comprehensively explains Alipay's various financial management projects, including Yu'e Bao, Zhaocai Bao, Ant Jubao, accounting, depositing treasure, crowdfunding, insurance, Ant Dake, financing, loans, installment payments, etc. While telling how to quickly maximize financial returns, it also describes knowledge about crowdfunding, credit loans, etc. To help you solve your emergencies. —Reads8.1Score—Shelves
  4. A Complete Collection of How to Start a Small Business and Make Big Money Bo Zhihongcompleted In the age of dreams and wealth, many people have entrepreneurial ambitions. For most people, they don't have much capital on hand that can be used to start a business. They have no way to raise funds and have to bear risks. Therefore, starting a small business has become the first choice for many entrepreneurs. What are the chances of success for starting a small business? How much capital is needed at the start-up stage? How to choose a profitable industry? How to predict market prospects? How —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  5. Buffett's Golden Rules of Wealth Dequncompleted This book systematically and comprehensively summarizes Buffett's investment ideas and methods. Through this book, readers will see the full picture of Buffett's value investment theory, including his concentrated investment strategy, how to select corporate stocks, how to make transactions, how to read financial reports, and how to avoid risks in the stock market. Buffett once summed up the essence of his value investing theory in one sentence: "We are looking for a company that has a sustainab —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Buffett's Letter to Shareholders: a Tutorial for Investors and Corporate Executives (4Th Edition of the Original Book) (U. S.) Written by Warren E. Buffett; (U. S.) Lawrence A. Cunningham Editedcompleted There are many books written about Warren Buffett, and I have written two books analyzing his investment methods. In addition, there are two biographies of Buffett, as well as several short stories about his wit and charm. Even though so many books have been written about him, there is still one fact that cannot be replaced. Many times, I wish there was such a book that would allow me to re-read those classic passages presented by Buffett in Berkshire's annual report. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  7. Wealth Freedom from 0 to 1 - Replicable Multi-Channel Wealth Growth Aruna, Zhou Jianquancompleted This book provides a replicable wealth growth method. Through the planning, methods, skills, and tools for obtaining wealth and personal growth, it provides every ordinary person with a multi-channel method to break through the circle of ability, break through the circle of connections, and finally achieve wealth growth. The author is a senior financial consultant, and both have backgrounds in prestigious overseas schools and experience in the financial industry. Through the methods and practice —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. What Do Rich People Do When They Are Poor: the Secret of Getting Rich for Salaried Workers. If You Understand the Methods Used by Rich People to Amass Wealth, It Will Be Difficult to Become Poor Again! (US) Written by Crystal Paine; Translated by Chen Shucompleted During those poor days, Crystal Paine, the author of this book, read through the biographies of thousands of super-rich people and devoted herself to studying the behavior patterns of rich people in getting rich. At the same time, combined with the theory of human behavior, she proposed the concept of "rich behavior" for the first time. After many years of personal practice, she finally succeeded in getting rid of poverty and becoming rich. Now, she imparts these results in this book. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  9. People Don't Have Spare Money, and If You Don't Manage Your Finances, They Won't Care About You. Compiled by Yang Jingcompleted This book introduces different financial management contents such as funds, stocks, insurance, gold, foreign exchange, bonds, futures, and savings in concise and easy language. The method is practical and instructive. You can understand and learn it at a glance, and you can start using it immediately. I believe you will be grateful to you today. The earlier you manage your finances, the earlier you will benefit. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  10. Salary Earners Can Make Money by Managing Their Finances This Way Li Xiuxiacompleted In order to help the majority of wage earners learn to manage money and be good at it, this book first conceptually corrects the misconceptions of the majority of wage earners about financial management, uses real examples and data to make everyone understand that "salary alone is unreliable", and encourages the majority of salaried workers to establish correct concepts of financial management; Through the examples provided, we will teach you how to deal with the specific situations encountered —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  11. Invest in Index Funds and Slowly Become Rich Written by Second Mastercompleted Buffett rarely recommends specific stocks to people, but he has repeatedly recommended index funds in public. At the same time, with the downturn and volatility of my country's stock market, more and more investors will pay attention to more stable index funds. So what is index fund fixed investment, how to invest, how to choose stocks, and when to sell? In response to these problems, the author of "Index Fund Fixed Investment and Getting Rich Slowly" summarizes years of experience in index fund —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Make Money While Lying Down: Easy-To-Understand Financial Management and Profit-Making Techniques for Lazy People By Zhang Xiaochengcompleted With the accelerated implementation of various new financial management methods such as P2P and monetary funds (Yue Bao, etc.), Both street aunts and college students are investing their little money in financial management. Various legal and illegal loans (campus I-notes) have also emerged as the times require. Time and time again, they have led the social hot topic list and the public's attention, and financial management methods have become a hot spot. From zero basics to the introduction of —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  13. The Habits of Rich People Making Money Edited by Jiang Chengzicompleted Being rich is not an accident! No force can influence destiny more than habits. Someone has carefully studied hundreds of millionaires in the United States and found that their success is not, as people generally think, due to their prominent family background or good education. 80% Of them were born in ordinary families, and 50% did not receive a complete university education. These people all have different reasons for their success, but they have one thing in common: they all have a set of go —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  14. Play and Make Money Duoduo, Wu Xiaofangcompleted "Making Money by Playing" is an investment and financial management guide that teaches you to start a business and achieve financial freedom as soon as possible. Young people born in the 1990s and 2000s have become the hope of today's society, and a large number of wealth-creating role models have emerged. Different from the traditional wealth elite, they are eclectic in their business models and flourish in the field of wealth creation. They have less of the serious stereotype of obtaining weal —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  15. Tips on Spending Money (Making Money Is Not Easy, You Have to Be Able to Spend Money) Cai Lamcompleted Making money is not easy, you have to be able to spend money. "Lifestyle Esthetician" and "One of the Four Great Talents in Hong Kong" Chua Lam's financial management tips are published for the first time! A life attitude recommended by many celebrities such as Wang Han and Da Zhangwei! A collection of Cai Lam's essays on making money and spending money. The themes are all-inclusive. Cai Lam's life's financial management feelings and insights are condensed here. Jin Yong, Ni Kuang, Huang Zhan, Y —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  16. The Secret to Success for Retail Investors: the True Knowledge of a Stock Investor Written by Liu Hongcompleted The author of this book is a working-class person. In 1996, he entered the stock market with 5,000 yuan saved and has now basically achieved financial freedom. The book records and analyzes every stock that the author has operated in detail, integrates investment principles, technical indicators, and investment mentality into personal investment experiences, and analyzes the key to success in stock trading. This book is a detailed record of his 19 years of stock market investment, from which you —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  17. Novice's Guide to Saving Money – 3 Simple Steps to Get Your First Pot of Gold Jian Qi Financial Management Bycompleted Saving money is the first step in financial management, and it is also the first problem that many people face after entering society. The goal of this "Minimalist Guide to Saving Money" is to teach financial novices the three core steps to save money: Your salary is spent too fast. Do you want to say goodbye to living on a monthly basis? Do you have a monthly salary surplus? The first step of the guide, "Saving Money," teaches you tips on how to save money reasonably, allowing you to save 100,0 —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  18. The Road to Financial Freedom: Your First Financial Management Book Song Ruiyuncompleted This book starts from the concept of financial management and interprets financial management and wealth from different angles. Then it introduces how to design your own path to financial freedom; how to create a powerful investment portfolio to diversify and avoid financial risks; and systematically explains the basic knowledge and operating skills of investment and financial tools such as bonds, stocks, funds, gold, and insurance, and teaches you step by step how to increase your wealth. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. A Complete Collection of Making Money at Work and Managing Money After Get Off Work Bo Zhihongcompleted "The Complete Collection of Making Money at Work and Managing Money after get off work" is a financial management lesson plan carefully prepared and tailor-made for Chinese working-class people. The whole book discusses it from two levels: "making money at work" and "managing money after get off work". The "Work to Make Money" section focuses on the need to go all out to work with excellent professionalism and a correct work attitude, and treat work like life, so that you can get rewards from w —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  20. A Complete Collection of Lifelong Financial Plans Jung Soocompleted Establishing correct financial management concepts is the gateway for ordinary people to manage finances, and practical financial management methods are the way for ordinary people to manage finances. This book provides readers with correct financial management concepts and practical financial management methods. It also provides overall financial management suggestions and action guidance. It is a financial management book that ordinary people can read. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. If a Woman Doesn't Know How to Manage Money, She Is Doomed to Have a Hard Life. Edited by Li Jinshui, Bo Zhihongcompleted A woman without financial wisdom can never become a truly blessed woman. Women who don't know how to manage money can make money, but they can't keep it; they may keep money, but they don't know how to make it appreciate; they may know how to make money appreciate, but they don't know how to provide a guarantee for their future; they may know how to provide themselves with a guarantee, but they don't know how to make themselves beautiful through money... We don't want to be such a woman, we want —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. Game Theory (Japan) Feng Zemingcompleted Life itself is a game, and people are always the players in the game. Through this book, we can learn the imitation warfare that makes people win, how to predict the situation, use the minimum and maximum strategy to prevent investment failure, break through the prisoner's dilemma, win in the corporate acquisition game, break the rules of the game to make the situation favorable to ourselves, break the balance point of victory and defeat, how to reverse the situation, and reverse the situation i —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  23. Learn Financial Management in a Simple Way Lu Baicompleted This is a minimalist and practical financial management book that helps readers develop wealthy people's thinking, increase wealth creation skills, manage income, put an end to wages, and achieve wealth counterattack. In this book, the author combines a large number of cases and chart analysis to systematically introduce the basic logic of achieving wealth counterattack from the five major aspects of "rich people's thinking", "reducing consumption", "investment realization", "increasing income" —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  24. Make Millions from Scratch Huashancompleted You don't lack the ability to make 1 million, but you lack the ambition to make 1 million! Maybe from the moment you open this book, your destiny has completely changed! How to make millions starting from scratch? This seems to be a difficult task, but the author gives practical solutions. This book is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower. It introduces in detail how to save money at work, borrow money to make money, realize resources, invest and manage money, start a small business —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  25. Complete Explanation of Stock Trading (5 Volumes in Total) [US] Jesse Livermore, [US] Steve Neeson, [US] Ralph Elliott, Dark Horse Prince; Translated by Ding Shengyuan and Otherscompleted There are 5 volumes in this set, namely "Japanese Candle Chart Technique", "Elliott Wave Theory", "Stock Traders' Trading Techniques: Full Translation", "Stock Market Scripture (Part 1): Capturing the Daily Limit with Quantum Columns", "Stock Market Scripture (Part 2): Capturing the Price Limit with Quantum Lines". "Japanese Candle Chart Technology": "The Father of K-Line" and "The Master of Candle Charts" Steve Nissen's best-selling financial investment technical analysis classic for nearly 30 —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  26. Tips for Investing Tang Xiaocompleted There is sometimes a layer of window paper between successful investment and failed investment, and whether it is broken or not is a huge difference. The more complex something is, the more it is at the level of "technique". On the contrary, "Tao" is so simple that everyone can understand it, because the Tao is extremely simple. This book uses vernacular language to simplify investment, making investment approachable and within reach; allowing investment to help maintain and increase the value o —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  27. Smart Investors: Eternal Wisdom Explained by Buffett Himself Ma Xiaobencompleted This book takes Buffett's value investment system that he has practiced for more than 70 years as the core, and dismantles eternal investment wisdom through seven levels of cognitive evolution. From Graham's "margin of safety" formula to the construction of defense systems in the modern digital era, the author uses epic writing to restore the ideological collision of two generations of masters. The book creates an original "civilian compound interest revolution" model that transforms classic cas —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. Cognitive Monetization: an Investor's 28 Years of Observation and Thinking Geng Huacompleted This book is an old stock investor with 28 years of investment experience. He achieved financial freedom through investment and turned into a professional investor. His thoughts on investment. The book is divided into 5 parts: market, company, method, miscellany, and interview, with a total of 78 short articles, including understanding of the market, analysis of enterprises, thinking about investment concepts, reflection on investment decisions, etc. The whole book is presented in the form of sh —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  29. The Most Common Mistakes Made in Investing: Must-Know Investment Psychology and Cognitive Biases Written by Joachim Klement; Translated by Chen Huanhuacompleted Every investor makes mistakes, and many of them are common mistakes. Whether you are an ordinary investor or a professional investor, an amateur or an experienced investor, there is no exception. How can you avoid these mistakes? How can you stand out and increase your investment returns? Research analyst and former chief investment officer Joachim Clement has 20 years of investment experience and shares his tools and techniques through this book, hoping to help you improve your investment retur —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  30. Think Like an Institutional Investor – a Practical Guide to Contrarian Investing Strategies for Retail Investors Huang Fusencompleted "Think Like a Smart Institutional Investor: A Practical Guide to Contrarian Investment Strategies for Retail Investors" mainly introduces the A-share investment system from two main lines. The first is reverse investment, and the second is to follow smart institutional investors. "Think Like a Smart Institutional Investor: A Practical Guide to Contrarian Investment Strategies for Retail Investors" uses actual cases to show you why contrarian investors earn huge profits, how to achieve reverse in —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  31. The Conscience of a Stock Investor: Why I Gave up on Technical Analysis (Upgraded Version) Chen Fengyuancompleted This book is an upgraded version of "The Conscience of a Stock Investor: Why I Gave Up Technical Analysis". It streamlines the time-sensitive content of the original book and explains in more detail some of the retained content of the original book. The book details the actual operation experience in the past few years, analyzes the key points of the new investment portfolio, and adds a new chapter "Investment Life", which is advanced investment wisdom. This book builds a complete value investme —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  32. Buffett's Wisdom Book Series (Set of 5 Volumes in Total) Li Wenqu, Xing Yanguocompleted This set of books includes a total of 5 volumes: "Buffett's Investment Secrets", "Buffett's Advice to Teenagers", "Buffett's Business Secrets", "Buffett's Philosophy of Life" and "Buffett's Investment Scripture". Warren Buffett was born on August 30, 1930, in Omaha, Nebraska, USA. In 1941, 11-year-old Buffett bought his first stock. In 1965, 35-year-old Buffett acquired a textile company called Berkshire Hathaway. By the end of 1994, it had developed into a US$23 billion Berkshire industrial emp —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  33. The Truth About Wealth Li Xiaolaicompleted [Time is the only means of production for each of us throughout our lives. Only by changing our concept of time can we fundamentally reshape our view of wealth. "The Truth about Wealth" is Li Xiaolai's book to popularize the underlying logic of wealth to the public. The author points out that the only normal source of wealth is "production", and the means of production such as materials and knowledge are all derivatives of "time" when traced back to the bottom. Therefore, time is the only means —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  34. Zhang Xinmin Teaches You How to Read Financial Reports Written by Zhang Xinmincompleted If you are a business owner or manager, have you always been fooled and looked down upon if you are good at business operations but do not understand financial statements? Want to understand the financial status of the company through financial reports, discover business operation problems in a timely manner, and seek solutions? If you are a stockholder or investor, have you always been cut off from chasing ups and downs and speculating on concepts? You want to learn value investing and understa —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. Understand the Hot Spots and Change Your Fortune Nan Yongcompleted The stock market plunges, housing prices soar, the RMB depreciates... Economic events happen every day, but ordinary people still have to get by. Obviously, if you want to live a good life, you cannot avoid these economic events, both major and mundane. Therefore, only by understanding these economic events can you manage your finances and live a good life. The key is that it can also improve your financial luck! —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  36. Stock Trading Techniques: Full Translation [US] Written by Jesse Livermore; Translated by Ma Limin and Teng Shaopengcompleted Livermore was named "American Stock Market Man of the Century" by the New York Times. He started with $5, and after ups and downs, made a net profit of $100 million a month in 1929. His profits frightened U. S. President Wilson, and his squanderings condemned stock guru Gann. The trading rules he exchanged for real money are always inspiring future generations. Livermore combined time and price to sum up a set of methods for sustained profitability, which he demonstrated without hesitation in th —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  37. Principles of Professional Speculation (Collector's Edition) (U. S.) Victor Sperandeocompleted This book is rich in content. In addition to the usual market knowledge, it also contains a lot of content in psychology, economics, and politics, which greatly broadens readers' horizons in learning how to speculate. It is particularly worth mentioning that Victor has a deep understanding of economics and the nature of economic cycles, which enables him to grasp the macroeconomic context and calmly carry out speculative activities. This book is worth reading over and over again. You will gain n —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  38. Jianpai Transaction Sun Licompleted This book is a summary of the core practical experience of 20 years of working experience in securities firms' private equity. The whole book focuses on the four dimensions of mentality, strategy, technology, and practice. It tells you through examples one by one that stock trading does not require a super high IQ or EQ. You only need a trading system of "big profits and small losses" plus the ability to manage emotions to achieve stable profits. In all areas of life, you should have the mentali —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  39. A Complete Technical Map of Stock Market Bargain Hunting Liu Wenjiecompleted From the perspective of bargain hunting, this book introduces a variety of technical bargain hunting methods to investors to help them better judge the bottom signals of stock prices. The book has 11 chapters in total, which can be divided into 3 parts, namely the preparation part for technical bargain hunting, the introduction part for technical bargain hunting and the advanced part for technical bargain hunting. The book uses a large number of illustrations to explain, and the illustrations ar —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. A-Share Trading Guide Rong Yuecompleted This book combines the current macro situation at home and abroad, uses dialectical logic for reasoning, and rigorous mathematical methods to demonstrate, and looks forward to the bright prospects of the A-share bull market under the "domestic and foreign troubles" through practical cases. It is easy to understand in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. The author of the book predicts that at the beginning of 2021, a year-level bull market will start to rise, kicking off a ten-year bull marke —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  41. Looking at A-Shares from a Century of U. S. Stocks: a Review of U. S. Stocks over a Century and Analysis of A-Share Trends Ji Chunhua Zheng Yuxiaocompleted This book aims to explore the stage and possible future development path of A-shares through the review and comparison of Chinese and American stock markets. Since the history of the U. S. Stock market is much longer than that of A-shares, and there are also large differences in the economic development stages between China and the United States, A-shares and U. S. Stocks in the same period are not comparable. Therefore, this book not only sorts out the development processes of the two markets t —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  42. Understand Finance in Seconds Written by Chen Caijiecompleted In modern society, finance has become an integral part of our lives. Whether it is daily savings, bank loans, or price increases or interest rate adjustments, where there is money, there is finance. If you want to live a happier life, finance is a subject that everyone should understand, everyone can understand, and everyone should use it well. This book uses easy-to-understand language and combines accessible life phenomena to introduce in detail the daily financial knowledge that must be know —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  43. Interesting Treasury Bond Futures: Learn Treasury Bond Futures Trading from Xiaochuan Wang Zhoucompleted From the perspective of market practitioners, this book uses vivid language and a large number of practical cases to explain the relevant knowledge of treasury bond futures. It combines theory with practice to show readers the bond market from a practical perspective. This book also introduces many detailed issues that are rarely or not mentioned in theoretical books, such as the determination of financing costs, the trading and delivery dates of Treasury bonds, the liquidity of futures contract —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  44. Profit from A-Shares--20 Compulsory Lessons on Stock Investment Chen Zhongbaocompleted "Profiting from A-shares: 20 Required Courses on Stock Investment (Investment Value-Added Edition)" is an introductory tutorial for novices to establish correct financial management concepts; it is a charging guide for veterans to improve their investment concepts; it is a must-have transfer station for experts to stimulate unlimited potential from the collision of ideas. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  45. One Book to Understand A-Shares I'm Teng Teng's Dadcompleted Value investing is a profound knowledge, but it is explained in a simple way by Teng Teng's "A Book to Understand A-Shares", which forms a clear and interesting echo and contrast with the current turbulent market. The author adheres to the basic common sense of investment, returns stock investment to the essence of doing business, seizes a few key points in the market noise, pursues stable profits and excess returns, and advocates ordinary investors to give full play to their natural advantages, —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  46. The Lost Century-Old Bible of Getting Rich Written by Wallace Waters, P. T. Barnum, George Klassen; Translated by Xiao Weicompleted In 2007, the American company Prime Time grandly launched a documentary "The Secret" that became popular around the world. The film can be called a classic on success, wealth and life guidance. It is widely sought after in the United States and around the world because the film reveals a great secret... According to the film's producer Rhonda Byrne, "The Secret" was inspired by an ancient book that has been lost for a hundred years - "The Lost Century of Wealth Bible". It was this book that insp —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  47. The Bull Market Is Coming Stock Index Futures If Mr.completed At the beginning of 2019, A-shares experienced a small bull market, rising from 2440 to 3288, which was like a preview of the bull market. During the same period, Weibo Finance and Business School invited Mr. If to open a series of courses on stock index futures. This book collects the articles published by Mr. If of Stock Index Futures on Sina Weibo during this period. It provides an in-depth and simple analysis of the transition between bull and bear markets, the process of the bull market, an —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  48. Introduction and Tips for MACD Oscillator Wing Liangcompleted "Introduction and Techniques of MACD Oscillator" introduces the common classic K-line form and the classic indicator MACD index smoothed moving average, and introduces readers to how to use the MACD indicator and its acceleration indicator to help investors judge the reliability of the traditional K-line form's rise and fall signals, so that investors can invest in the stock market better and faster, and use their sharp eyes to quickly identify which K-line forms are real rises and real falls, a —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Short-Term Techniques for Instant Gains After Buying Huang Yingyucompleted The market is the sky, and individual stocks are the earth. Any short-term stock operation must fully consider the current state of the market. According to statistics, when the market is declining, more than 80% of stocks will fall accordingly. Therefore, judging the state of the market is crucial to the success of our short-term operations. However, many investors are very confused about this. They don't know when to buy and when to sell the market. They simply ignore the market and operate at —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  50. Ten Times Bull Stock Trading Tactics Dou Weicompleted This book is an excellent book on investment strategies and analysis methods. Combining his many years of experience in secondary market investment, the author starts with market trends and call auction strategies; he analyzes the common trend of 10x blue chip stocks in the capital market in a simple and in-depth manner. The author also originally introduces call auction trading tactics and bull stock tactics for new stock listings, which can help readers find big bull stocks with soaring potent —Reads9.4Score—Shelves