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  1. Understand T+0 Short-Term Tactics in One Book Cao Mingcheng, Tan Wencompleted What are the practical points for short-term operations? How to accurately grasp the buying and selling opportunities of individual stocks and choose reasonable entry and exit points? Is it necessary to formulate a short-term trading plan to make short-term operations more relaxed and get twice the result with half the effort? "Understanding T+0 Short-term Strategy in One Book" conducts a detailed and in-depth analysis of the above issues through a detailed explanation of short-term operation th —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  2. 88 Old Experiences in the Stock Market: Let You Quickly Go from Stock Blind to Stock Expert Moat Workercompleted The reason for the failure of some small and medium-sized investors is often due to some wrong operations, and the wrong operations are attributed to some specious concepts. For example, if I don't set a stop loss position, I don't want to end my losses at the beginning, but I wishfully think that my stock will rebound soon and lose more opportunities; I dare to lose but dare not win, and run away after making a little. The end result is always a small profit and a big loss. The stock market is —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Complete Stock Technical Analysis Written by Wang Dafeicompleted In 1884, a man named Charles Dow constructed a stock price average index using the closing prices of 11 stocks, which kicked off the history of technical analysis. In the following 100 years, various technical analysis theories and methods have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain, making people dizzying: wave theory, Gann theory, morphological theory, technical indicators, line trend... Market technical analysis has become more than just a science, but has become an investment art that generat —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Moving Average Is One of the Kings: Moving Average 100 Points Dancer on the Moving Averagecompleted The moving average is water and the K-line is the boat. The author created the original "moving average is king" strategy, that is, the average 100-point scoring system, which assigns long, medium, and short-period moving average scores to stocks, and quickly captures the breaking point of strong stocks based on the speed of score changes. At the same time, it combines the gainer list, the loser list, the amplitude list, and the dragon and tiger list to create a multi-list stock selection method —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  5. The Daily Limit Strategy Series (1): Sniping the Daily Limit Board (Third Edition) Zhang Huacompleted "The Daily Limit Tactics Series (1): Sniping the Daily Limit (Third Edition)" is the first volume of Mr. Zhang Hua's "The Daily Limit Tactics Series" and is the author's painstaking work summarizing many years of practical experience in the stock market. The book consists of eight chapters, which go in depth and reveal the mystery of the stock price limit. That is, the standard line of trading volume not only distinguishes the nature of the trading volume, but also sends out accurate buying and —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  6. The Secret in Trading Volume Cao Mingcheng; Written by Tan Wencompleted Through the analysis and understanding of real-time handicap language, this book can quickly judge the main trading intentions, accurately analyze the future trend of stock prices, and make correct trading strategies in a timely manner, thereby guiding readers to correctly analyze and interpret the true meaning of handicap language information, and use the simplest and most straightforward expressions to interpret complex handicap technical features. From a practical perspective, the book does n —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  7. These Are the Tips for Short-Term Stock Trading Compiled by Kang Chengfucompleted In this book, Kang Chengfu, a practical expert on stock investment, reveals the secret to winning in short-term investment. The content covers: risks and misunderstandings of short-term trading, principles and disciplines of short-term trading, short-term investors' market reading, market marking and trading skills, short-term investors' fund management and mentality training. For investors who are floating in the stock market, it is a rare guide to quickly find gold. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  8. Learn to Trade Stocks from Scratch Yongliang, Liu Huicompleted "Stock God" Buffett said: Risk comes from you not knowing what you are doing! "Learning Stock Trading from Scratch" not only takes a macro perspective to help new investors grasp the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock market trends, analyze the stock market, and formulate investment strategies; it also starts from a micro perspective, introducing stock knowledge and trading knowledge, and teaching stock selection skills, buying and selling operation methods, timing investment skills, and trading skills —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  9. Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator (U. S. A.) Written by Edwin Lee Feiffer; Translated by Rong Qiancompleted •The book that Wall Street hedge fund manager Barton Biggs rereads every time he encounters an obstacle! •Perfectly presenting investment concepts and operating techniques, Soros' designated stock market textbook! •The legendary growth history of Livermore, the King of Trading, a valuable lesson for stock market investors! Jesse Livermore was a great stock and futures speculator in the early 20th century. His ups and downs in the market created a speculative myth. William O'Neill, founder of "In —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator [US] Written by Edwin Lefebvre; Translated by Wang Kuncompleted When Jack Schwager interviewed 30 outstanding contemporary securities traders, he asked them the same question: Which book has made securities traders unforgettable and benefited a lot. "Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator" ranks first on the list. This book records the speculative career of Jesse Livermore, a legendary figure in the history of American stocks. He poured his talent, talent and passion into the financial markets. He is known as the "Young Operator" and the "Wall Street Bear." He en —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  11. Practical Techniques for Short-Term Trading Lao Niucompleted "Short-term Trading Practical Techniques" Short-term trading has the characteristics of short cycle, quick profit realization, strong flexibility and high profitability. In recent years, it has been favored by more and more investors. This book emphasizes practicality and simplifies the complex. It does not go into too much detail on how to analyze stock prices. Instead, it starts with basic trading strategies and gradually advances to the design, construction and application of trading systems. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  12. Memoirs of a Great Stock Operator (US) Written by Edwin Lefevre; Translated by Jiang Yuecompleted This book is a classic book on financial investment, describing the magnificent investment career of Jesse Livermore, the most famous stock investor in the United States. In this book, Livermore, using the pseudonym of Livingston, tells the story of his legendary experience in financial investment when he was 15 years old, and when he was in his early 20s, he rose to prominence on Wall Street and looked down upon the stock market. Interspersed with his macro judgment and analysis of the stock ma —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  13. The Wisdom of Stock Trading: the Experience of Making a Living by Trading Stocks on Wall Street Written by Chen Jiangtingcompleted The author uses the experience and lessons of fighting the stock market on Wall Street for more than ten years as his inspiration material. Based on studying all the classic stock trading books and biographies of stock trading masters in the West for hundreds of years, the author conducted in-depth thinking and exploration on the most basic and important issues of how to make profits in the stock market. This book is written for investors who, like the author, really want to make a living from s —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  14. One-Hour Comic Fund Practical Method Written/painted by Guan Pengcompleted Fund investment is an investment method that is very suitable for ordinary people, but before investing, we must first understand what a fund is, how the fund makes money, and how to buy funds in a more scientific way. "One-Hour Comic Fund Practical Method" uses cartoons and popular language to briefly and easily introduce what funds are, what types they are, how they each make money, what the average income will be, and what possible risks there are. It also explains step by step the methods an —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  15. Rich Dad, Why Do Rich People Get Richer? Robert Kiyosaki, Tom Wheelwrightcompleted What did you learn in school about money? For most people, the answer is: "Nothing." If people did learn anything, it would be: "Go to school, get a good job, save money, buy a house, pay off the mortgage, and invest in the stock market for the long term." This was true in the Industrial Age, but it has become cliché in the Information Age. This book will tell you what financial education in the information age is. It will unveil for you the mystery of how the rich are getting richer, as well as —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  16. Rich Dad Poor Dad Practice (U. S.) Robert Kiyosaki, (U. S.) Sharon Lechter; Translated by Xiao Mingcompleted This book is the practical chapter of "Rich Dad Poor Dad". The book selects 22 cases, including first-time entrepreneurs, unemployed people, retirees, and even career losers and bankrupts. They speak from their own experiences, tell their stories of creating wealth, and show you how to embark on the road to financial freedom step by step! The "Rich Dad" series has brought people enlightenment on the concept of getting rich and guidance on how to get rich. Many ordinary people have been deeply ed —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. The Better a Woman Manages Her Finances, the Richer She Is—the Magic of Financial Management from 8,000 to 20 Million Written by Taotaocompleted Many women can't control their desire to shop. They just buy whatever they want without any plan, and they just do as they please, and end up becoming "Moonlight Goddess". If there was a book that could tell them how to consume reasonably, how to take their families on a planned trip, how to buy financial products, how to treat guests to a meal while being healthy, saving money and saving face, and how to consume the least amount and achieve the best beauty effect... This kind of targeted and pr —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  18. Manage Your Money: a Guide to Wealth Growth for Chinese People Luo Yuanshangcompleted This book is the latest masterpiece of Luo Yuanshang, CEO of 7 Minute Financial Management. It is a financial management guide written for ordinary people. Facing the current situation, everyone knows that it is getting harder and harder to make money. Everyone wants to keep their own pockets safe and let their hard-earned money grow steadily. The author found that if you want to manage money well, you not only need to learn good methods, but you must first get rid of your own wrong knowledge of —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. The Simple Magic Formula in Investing: a Twenty-Fold Stock Investment Method in Ten Years Zhang Junkaicompleted For the middle class born in the 1990s, investment education is very promising. For young investors, there is an urgent need for a simple and effective investment method to invest in stocks. This book mainly introduces the principle of the "magic formula" of investment guru Joel, focuses on verifying the application effect of this formula in A-shares, and gives several improved formula methods to adapt to A-shares. Finally, this book also organizes relevant formula research websites and tools to —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  20. AI Makes New Income: 80 Tips to Make Money at Home Francompleted This is a practical guide for ordinary people who are eager to create a path to wealth in a small space. By providing solid ideas and methods for getting rich, this book helps readers turn their interests, skills, and daily experiences into real income while taking good care of their families and making good use of their fragmented time. From the scientific savings skills of saying goodbye to "moonlight" to the wisdom of calculating and optimizing expenses; from starting a side business with zer —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  21. Learn Financial Management from Scratch and Enter the New Middle Class in Five Steps Zhang Yincompleted 5 Advanced wealth milestones + monetization techniques: (1) 5 wealth milestones: 50,000, 100,000, 300,000, 600,000 to 1 million. (2) Monetization skills: What to invest and how to invest at different stages to quickly transform from a "little loser" to a millionaire new middle class. (3) Implementation path: 50,000: Replan your finances (spend money wisely, save money effectively, get rid of moonlight); 100,000: The starting point for investment and financial management (make good investment pla —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  22. One Year Makes Ten Years: a Guide to Upgrading Personal Wealth and Influence A Fierce Catcompleted This is a complete set of practical guides for building personal influence and upgrading wealth. The book is divided into three main lines of content: foundation, major upgrade, and ultimate. It contains a total of 17 sections. Each section has 10 sub-items and is explained around the theme. Including time, status, emotional intelligence, academic excellence, reading, writing, lecturing, awesome people; noble people, teams, communities, sales, brands, champions, making money, writing books; the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. 30 Financial Management Lessons Women Should Take Before Turning 30 Edited by Meizicompleted In order to allow every woman before the age of 30 to become a "flower" in financial management, editor Mei Zi has refined the essence of women's financial management and compiled it into "30 Financial Management Lessons Women Should Take Before the Age of 30", hoping to guide many women before the age of 30 to become "flowers" in financial management that will never fade. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  24. Financial Freedom Notes (Newbie Financial Management Practical Edition): Make a Little Money at Work and Make Big Money with 4 Accounts (Korean) Written by Go Jinghao; Translated by Cui Yingmei; Reviewed by Mao Danpingcompleted Earn a lot of money with an ordinary salary, and salaried workers can also realize their dream of financial freedom. Ko Kyung-ho, a well-known financial management coach in South Korea, believes that the key to ordinary people's financial management is to control spending as much as possible, increase savings, and continue to invest with compound interest. In this book, the author Gao Jinghao pioneered the design of an "automated financial management system" consisting of "4 accounts". This syst —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  25. Money, Security and Women's Freedom [Japan] Written by Mayumi Arikawa; Translated by Aoicompleted As women generally become more educated, more and more women realize the importance of money to personal freedom and self-security. This book is a money management proposal specially designed for women. It is Japanese lifestyle expert Mayumi Arikawa's rethinking of her life experience. It is a money management rule that everyone can practice. The author summarizes 34 money management rules from the four dimensions of "how to spend money, how to save money, investing in yourself, and improving yo —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  26. Harvard Finance and Business Course (Revised Edition): Dedicated to You Who Desire to Achieve Financial Freedom Inscriptions on Goldcompleted Life requires planning, and money is even more important. The sooner you master the methods of financial management and investment, learn how to turn small money into big money, and use money to make money, the sooner you can realize wealth appreciation. As the university that has produced the most billionaires in the world, Harvard University has many successful experiences and financial thinking that we can learn from. This book combines the teaching philosophy of Harvard University with the f —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  27. Cognitive Boundary: Cognition Determines Your Wealth Lingfacompleted "Cognitive Boundaries: Cognition Determines Your Wealth" is an application guide that tells you how to recognize the inner logic of things and gain insights into the nature of business. Some people can see opportunities for wealth, but they can never seize them; some people are well-read, but they are helpless when dealing with problems; some people analyze things soundly, but are at a loss when implementing them... The goals that should be achieved through our efforts have not yet been achieved —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. Wealth Is a State of Mind Franklin Hobbescompleted (Reveal the secret of wealth and let money work for you), Wealth is a state of mind (hardcover edition), (one of the world's three top wealth books, long-selling in more than 60 countries around the world, with sales of more than 10 million copies), the wealth enlightenment book of stock god Buffett, which has made countless billionaires in the United States This magical book, open this book, think, plan, and build a wealthy life. "Wealth is a State of Mind" brings together the thoughts, practic —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  29. Build Your Passive Income from Scratch Lin Bincompleted This book is based on important concepts and methodologies in economics, finance, mathematics, psychology, accounting and other fields. It can quickly improve your understanding of investment thinking, investment strategies, asset allocation, investment risks and other dimensions when you are new to the financial market. You can master a knowledge point just by taking a nap, and then gradually build a knowledge map to deal with the unpredictable economic world in a scientific way. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  30. Emotional Flow Leading Strategy Yang Nancompleted This book is the most systematic book on leading tactics. The "four beams and eight pillars" of the "leading tactics" system building are all in this book. Although it mainly talks about leading tactics, the principles, ideas and related knowledge described in it are completely applicable to all other profit models. This book mainly has three parts, namely "My Views on the Stock Market", "Emotional Flow Leading Strategy" and "Stock Market Scripture", which covers the "Tao" and "Techniques" that —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  31. Trading for a Living (Original Book 2Nd Edition) [US] Written by Alexander Elder, Translated by Xiong Zhenhuacompleted What's new? A new chapter has been added to explain the major market trading tools. The methods and concepts in this book can be effectively applied to the futures, foreign exchange, and ETF markets, and it also focuses on analyzing the specific principles of stock market trading. A new chapter has been added to introduce practical details in trading. It gives practical advice from an investment veteran on choosing trading opportunities, setting trading stop losses and trading profit targets, an —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  32. The Truth About Trading: from 1,000 to 183 Million Polar Eaglecompleted This book is a very inspiring, practical and readable investment book. The author unhesitatingly tells the story of his experience and lessons in trading. The whole book is written in one go, pointing out the misunderstandings in the trading process layer by layer, peeling off the "emperor's new clothes" that can be seen everywhere in the investment field layer by layer, so that the "truth of trading" can be revealed. What is even more commendable is that the author completely discloses his wort —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  33. The Poor Work Hard, the Rich Borrow Their Strength: New Ideas for Getting Rich in the Internet Era Written by Cai Fuqiangcompleted In the Internet era, the "new poor" are people who see resources but cannot integrate them! The "new rich" are people who are good at leveraging and have strong ability to integrate resources! This book will tell you how rich people go from 0 to 1 and from 1 to 100! Many people long to get rich, but because they don't know how to "borrow strength", they have been working hard on their own, and as a result they have never been able to get rid of poverty. Only when you understand the idea of ​​bor —Reads9.4Score—Shelves