The Reborn Path in Finance
重生金融之路
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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A comprehensive guide to navigating the A-share market. Please add to this list.
It's usually so awkward when a reborn powerful figure confesses his feelings to a young girl, especially a female classmate. Are there any novels similar to those featuring Wang Sicong, where the protagonist's life revolves around romance and entrepreneurship or finance?
Writing financial articles and then getting married instead of dating? And with a high school classmate no less? You have neither the ability nor the resources, and you're writing a pure romance novel? That's too much wishful thinking.
I hate it when everything involves netizens and comments. Just tell the readers it's fluff and not worth reading.
The author doesn't understand the stock market, at least not the A-share market. In the domestic stock market, it's not a problem to make tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of yuan. But once you exceed that, it's not just about skill anymore. It's the same as the lottery.
A petty and narrow-minded attitude
The author's limited perspective led him to portray starting a company as a makeshift operation. It's foolish to hire three inexperienced idiots and distribute funds equally. No financial company would give newcomers such high credit limits. These three idiots are completely clueless, yet they're teaching you how to trade – it's like they're playing house.
I think the "no management fee for losses" clause is a bit problematic. No one can guarantee you'll never lose money! Even if you were reborn, you only have 10 years! Will all funds operate this way from now on? Can you guarantee you won't lose money in 10 years? Foresight has its time limits! Even the best stock traders can't guarantee they won't lose money!
1. Investing over 100 million in stocks is definitely risky. 2. Without your own business, you'll always be operating in the shadows. 3. Even if you don't run a real business, you can still do venture capital; that way you'll have resources and at least have a voice in the future.
Anyone who writes about finance but fails to capture the essence of "The Wolf of Wall Street" is trash.
Why is it that in many rebirth/transmigration/finance-related novels, the female lead is a classmate?