Billion Points of Stock Market Experience

In 1992, Lin Chen, a 22-year-old factory technician, crowded in front of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange with a huge loan of 3,000 yuan from the bank. From a loan of 3,000 yuan to a first pot of gold of 100,000 yuan, from a net worth of one million yuan to a floating profit of tens of millions, and finally reached the peak of billions of wealth. Lin Chen has seen the lights of the exchange at three o'clock in the morning, heard the desperate cries of retail investors when the thousand shares fell to the limit, held the cold trading keys of the trader, and tasted the feeling of being penniless after a liquidation. He used the K-line to measure human nature, the moving average to measure greed, and the MACD to filter fear. In countless sleepless nights, he summed up his own "100 million points of stock market experience."