Earning Money Naturally---A Professional Trader's Trading Diary: A Professional Trader's Trading Diary

Author: Wang Buji
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: A two-year journey in the heart and mind from June 2002 to February 2004
90% success rate in stock market miracles
A perfect combination of stock market practical experience and theoretical analysis
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The author, Wang Buji, holds a bachelor's degree in computer software and a master's degree in finance. With long-term professional experience in institutional trading, he has served as the head of investment and wealth management departments and R&D centers in large investment companies and comprehensive securities firms. Over the years, the funds he has managed have grown systematically and steadily. His investment style is "steady and sharp," advocating the investment principle of "dynamically matching investment and speculation strategies with the development stage of the market."
Recent memories include: On July 20, 2001, he published a major research report titled "Systematic Risk Assessment of the Shenzhen and Shanghai Stock Markets in the Second Half of 2001" in The Securities Times, warning of a "wolf coming," becoming the only large-scale research report in a national media outlet that publicly warned of systemic risks in the Shenzhen and Shanghai stock markets in the second half of 2001. In January 2002, he wrote a basic investment plan for an institution titled "2002 Securities Investment Plan," recommending "building medium-term positions below 1,400 points and buying oversold stocks." Starting on June 15, 2002, he hosted the column "Laughing at the World—A Professional Trader's Trading Diary" in the Stock Market Dynamics Analysis magazine. Guided by the philosophy of "teaching people fish as well as teaching them how to fish," the column combined market dynamics and his own practical trading insights to share his natural profit-making strategies, while also publicly revealing his trading plans in advance. His trading success rate exceeded 90%, reflecting his advocacy for the natural profit-making trading philosophy of "sustainable, stable, and systematic profits." The profound reflections on market trading patterns in the column resonated strongly with readers. This book is a compilation of that column.
The authenticity of the "Trading Diary" refers not only to the actual trades recorded but also to the genuine insights shared by the author during his market battles. These insights reflect the true thought trajectory of a professional stock trader in the ebb and flow of the market, chasing "natural profits." This thought trajectory is not derived from books or theoretical research but from real market battles.
To ensure that readers of the "Trading Diary" not only receive specific trading advice but also gain inspiration in trading methods, I have paid special attention to discussing trading methods around the goal of "sustainable, stable, and systematic profits." This approach includes insights from technical analysis, introductions to the essence of fundamental analysis, and reflections on the fundamental attributes of market trading. Since the methods are discussed in the context of market dynamics and actual trading, many readers have found the ideas in the "Trading Diary" to be practical, effective, and targeted!
The stock market is a complex system. To excel in market trading, one must not only "learn" but also "feel." Therefore, both trading and reflections on trading involve a process of "simplifying the complex." In the "Trading Diary," I have strived to summarize complex principles in simple, accessible language, hoping to objectively assist readers in their understanding and of market trading.