A Trader’s Journal

Copper in 2009, a buddy of mine is also a master in futures. I made 35 million in one go. Treat me to a meal. At that time, there was also an analysis that several large foreign copper mines were unable to produce due to the war. Domestic real estate was a big gap, so we were firmly bullish. So impressed.

It's really amazing to be able to write about boring stock trading business and life in an engaging way. The work and life plots in it completely describe the real situation of the people at the bottom, which is touching. Of course, the protagonist in the book is a capable and outstanding person among thousands of common people, one in a million. And although many of the plots are closer to real life, they are still far from the truth, goodness and beauty that we generally promote. But from a personal appreciation level, I still find it very friendly and natural to read and has a certain guiding role.

I saw the best book here. The content is colorful and the characters' experiences are introduced very realistically.

The investment writing is very good and professional, and the character's mentality is good, but it's too boring. The protagonist's IQ is too low and he's a coward. He makes money by trading stocks and doesn't spend money. I feel that having so much money in life is useless. I'm worth billions and work everywhere for people. I'm still being wronged and bullied. I'm getting angry everywhere without taking revenge. The author should write a professional book. I can't catch the novel and it's too niche.

The writing about investment is very good, but the emotional line is anticlimactic. Xu Ping gave birth to a child somewhere, and Wan Shui, the nurse at the small station, was just abandoned. Why didn't anyone else come looking for me?

How could it be like reality, copper is also growing like crazy?

Only real experts with more than 10 years in the industry can write it. What I find unsightly is that I have never traded in stocks. This book is niche. People who have not really traded stocks cannot understand the mental process of holding a position.

It's wonderful to have your mentality fluctuate with the stock market. Stock copycats have a perfect mentality and write brilliantly with the ups and downs of the stock market.

The writing is good. He should be someone who deals in futures and is doing well.

Are you planning to write for ten or eight years?