
Margin Call: Getting Rich Through Gold and Forex Trading
强制平仓:从炒黄金外汇开始暴富
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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1.6kChapters
63Monthly votes
45.5kRecommendations
140.1kFans
7 ch/weekPace
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Avoid making money outside your area of knowledge; anyone telling you that's a sure way to lure you into a scam. If there were a truly lucrative path, would someone outside your immediate family or friends tell you? Even relatives wouldn't. They'd keep quiet and make a fortune! With so many cases and so many cases over the years, how come people still fall for it?
Speechless. Jinhe Biotechnology actually dropped to 5 yuan. They picked up the sesame seeds and gave up the watermelon. Waaah!
This book was analyzed using AI.
Based on the provided text, this novel (or series of excerpts) details the trading activities and thoughts of the protagonist, Ye Huizhou, and those around him in the financial market. Although the original text does not systematically expound trading strategies in the form of "chaps," but rather unfolds through plot and dialogue, we can extract the core **trading concepts, strategy types, and…
The writing style is alright, but it's incredibly padded. This seems to be the most padded novel I've ever read. Seven chapters were entirely filler; in other novels, half a chapter would be enough to explain everything in those seven chapters.
Can anyone recommend some finance books? I'm looking for something realistic, about rebirth and trading stocks, forex, and futures, but without any systems involved.
Playing futures? Unless you have a cheat that lets you predict ten minutes into the future, even if you're a reborn person, you'll be defeated in no time.
Honestly, I couldn't continue reading after reading the first 200+ free chapters.
The novel is entirely focused on the stock market, with very little about everyday life! It's mostly about making money in the stock market, the US stock market, and so on! Honestly, it's hard to keep reading. The novel isn't meant to teach us how to trade stocks; what's the point of writing about stock trading so well?
I found the seven-point restriction too much.
I've found that there are too many restrictions at 7 o'clock. My articles have been banned again and again. I've revised and edited them, but they've completely distorted the original meaning. I don't even know what to say anymore. Fellow readers, please bear with it!
I read over 200 chapters, but I just couldn't continue. The author's professional skill is good, the subject matter is good, but writing a novel is not good. This is a novel, a story, not commentary or interpretation. Your work is meant to keep most readers engaged, not just a small group of stock market investors. I don't know how many people can persevere to 300 chapters.
This isn't a novel at all! The main plot progresses in fits and starts, constantly interrupted by the author's personal opinions. Regardless of what you're trying to say, whether it's right or wrong, whether it's useful or not, you should integrate it into the story and the characters.