Stock Market Swings: From 5,000 to a Billion in Trading Capital

First-person perspective is completely useless.

The downside of first-person narration is that it adopts a God-like perspective, knowing everything! This book avoids this drawback; the writing is quite fluent, and there are no logical problems!

Your book is very well-written. Anyone who has truly navigating the financial markets knows it's exhilarating, but it feels a bit unrealistic; the profits are made too easily.

It's like writing a diary again. The first three cards weren't exciting, so it's probably a slow start.

Ning Caishen, a stockbroker, becomes a writer of martial arts novels.

Haha, a lot of people who lost money in the stock market have turned to writing novels.

The first-person narration is one thing, but it reads like a diary entry, in the tone of a memoir.

That's well written, but I started trading cryptocurrency at 14 and didn't make any money; in fact, I lost $30,000.

😁😁😁 Book recommendation: "Old Tales Left Behind by the Wind," this is my first book, I hope everyone will support it, thank you!

I think it's well-written. Keep it up!