From Going All In on A-Shares to Becoming the King of Bottom Fishing
从满仓A股开始成为抄底之王
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The author is a stock market novice, trying to buy at the bottom, tsk tsk tsk.
"Was this written by AI? Passersby kept exclaiming in amazement."
Absolutely impossible
If others know you've bought so much, they'll keep driving down the stock price, and if you're using leverage, they'll push it down so low that you'll be liquidated, followed by a huge surge. Recently, a Wall Street stock guru suffered a $40 billion loss and went bankrupt. The day after his liquidation, the stocks he bought immediately skyrocketed.
Shennong has tasted it; AI-generated rambling text; extremely poisonous.
Trying to consistently buy at the bottom in the A-share market is basically impossible unless you have some kind of cheat code that can bypass the will of the authorities. Otherwise, you'll be investigated for insider trading after a few attempts. Furthermore, most A-share stocks are manipulated by large investors.
Why does it keep getting the story that someone leaked the protagonist's stock holdings and the amount of money they held? It's important to know that the specific holdings, positions, and stock names of public and private funds are highly confidential. Apart from necessary disclosures, they are generally unwilling to disclose these details voluntarily.
How can such garbage books get signed and published? Qidian is getting more and more shameless. Their quality is almost surpassing Rotten Tomatoes!
I've reported it. It's too AI-driven. You'll see if this book gets banned.
No wonder you flopped; you can't even come up with a name. If you just picked a name, I'd be hard-pressed not to become famous while I was holding out in the bull market at Yuewen.
Is this really a piece of software written by AI?