Rising Through Finance

The Monopoly book is a bit better looking, and the business technology one is pretentious and full of fun. Now it's time to write the data and cut the leeks.

Finance cannot create wealth, it can only create the illusion of increased wealth.

What I want to see more is how to develop and expand a company, how technology changes people's lives, and how to build a hometown.

Stay in the comfort zone and never come out. What's the use of being so powerful in stock trading every time? It's all virtual after all. If you are the United States, you can become the world's hegemon by stock trading, but can you do it without the support of actual power? It's simply impossible. The first few books were fine, but you still write about technology, and you still focus on stock trading. You just make tens of trillions, hundreds of billions, and can point out the technology of controllable nuclear fusion. You see the author's point of view clearly. Finance is the main focus and you can do everything, but is this correct? It's too heavily influenced by the West. The first few books I read were refreshing, but now it's time to change.

After reading two books this year, I went to look through the previous books, and I was fascinated. Is the writing style and thinking so different in two years?

Author, this book is more bullshit than the previous one.

What about technology? Let me ask you about technology. Stock trading every day 😅

The first book is actually very good. The second book I just thought people are stupid and have too much money. It made me sick of stupidity. Did many big bosses know that they were going to succeed at that time? The Ningde part was really stupid. A mobile phone company is equivalent to having two one-vote vetoes...

Why does the author like to write about the stock market so much?

Books that treat money instead of money and feelings instead of feelings are more likely to be sold on the street, which is a high probability