Reborn in the Age of Investment

I gave up the book. The most annoying thing is that the protagonist started to divide the equity before the company was established. Moreover, the person who divided the equity was neither a top talent nor made any contribution to the company. At the same time, he and the protagonist did not have a confirmed relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend. Why?

The stock market can be written well, but the reality is a bunch of rubbish. Isn't it refreshing to be like this? Isn't the purpose of rebirth just for a better life? Isn't finance just for money, and then use the money to play various things? The protagonist said that I have no interest in houses, no interest in luxury cars, no interest in luxury goods, and I don't even play with women. I am still being innocent there. It's really disgusting. I have no interest in anything. How much money can you make? Write about Mao's finance.

How do you start a private equity fund, so you attract all the relatives, friends, and classmates around you, and become officials as soon as you come? The key is that these people are very ordinary newcomers to the industry who have just been in the industry for one or two years. In the future, the company's operations will only be chaotic. As a business article, you, the author, also need to take into account rationality. The protagonist has no shortage of financial resources and investment acumen. To be honest, it doesn't make much sense to recruit people with high salaries, and it is also the company's operational talents. (This kind of operational talents cannot be called talents. At least it will not be difficult to recruit, and there is no scarcity.) A start-up company should have the least demand for operational talents.

This book is well written about stock speculation. It is detailed enough, which is an advantage, but there are several poisonous points 1. Deliberately arranging the so-called sister Yuling who is not a relative, very deliberately, is the author really a sister control: 2. Inexplicably arrange a female killer, and she is 15 years old to be a bodyguard, you really need to arrange a bodyguard, even if you write about a retired special agent, it is not as poisonous as this female killer, she is simply poisoned to death: 3. The protagonist only makes money but does not enjoy it, and still lives in a rented house, a billionaire financial boss still does this.

Authors who are most afraid of writing about finance write emotional dramas, and 80% of the readers of business articles will be lost to the heroine.

The author's writing style has improved a lot! Apart from the slightly cliche "family difficulties" opening, the rest is pretty good. Well, here's another suggestion. It's a precaution. If there's a single heroine, don't make ambiguous supporting characters, and don't make the supporting characters have a crush on/like the protagonist. This will definitely turn off a group of readers. Many times "harem school" readers can accept single heroine/no heroine, but what they can't accept is that the author has created a bunch of ambiguous female characters, or focused on describing a bunch of female characters, and then says "single heroine/no heroine" after all... Their mentality is directly divided. Come on, author~ We will support the first order when it is released

As soon as the female killer appeared. . . . . This book. . . . . Very poisonous, slipped away

The last book started with a cross-border case, and this one starts with a feud between a wealthy family. . Nothing interesting

The subtle thing is that 500 times in one night Then you have to play the daily limit of 10% or 20% It's a bit weird It is true that there are market factors (gold market) But there is a threshold for human satisfaction. In fact, the most fulfilling thing for me is Small and big, walking on thin ice to survive in the cracks is the most refreshing When the principal increases. It feels like just piling up numbers. It seems awkward to join a stock group in order to gain a sense of presence. Stock novels or speculative novels usually do this to show off. There are also those who have not been reborn, such as super retail investors, whose chat records can fill a chapter every day. I read it carefully It says in the book that you can't help but speak in the group. emmm When a real boss goes to the Leek Group, shouldn't he just smile and say nothing while watching the speeches of a retarded person, and use the Leek Group as a base for emotional observation? Is there really any discussion? Isn't that a rocket burning coal? Anyone who looks at it will lose?

It's hard to read this book in one sentence. In the later period, almost all that was left was the rise and fall of stocks. I thought it was a text version of Flush.