Short-term trading is silver. 6. The real skill of stock trading in practice.

Author: Tang Nengtong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: A series of expert stock analysis books. The stock market is a place of profit and interest, its essence being struggle and confrontation, between institutions and institutions, and between institutions and retail investors, forming a unified whole of mutual confrontation and interdependence. As a retail investor who grew up among them, Mr. Tang Nengtong has always been close to the general retail investors and has written a book based on his ten years of stock trading experience, hoping to help retail investors avoid detours and also hoping that Chinese stock investors will mature sooner. It was a great honor to finish Mr. Tang Nengtong's new book "Silver in the Short Term 6," and I felt an immense penetration and shock. This is an invaluable book on stock trading, simply breathtaking:
Firstly: Its unique format and structure, refreshing and new. "Silver in the Short Term 6" adopts a live classroom trading session structure, completely different from the teacher-student dialogue format used in the first five books. Daily technical explanations of real trading sessions are highly instructive, practical, and historically valuable. Many candlestick charts were captured instantly and are irreplaceable, thus becoming permanent historical research materials for the Chinese stock market. At the same time, it is similar to "The Diary of a Stock Operator," authentically recording the practical experience of a master stock trader, making it an invaluable learning and reflection manual.
Secondly: Its extraordinary storytelling style. The article follows a chronological, using a narrative technique similar to the Arabic classic "One Thousand and One Nights," deeply analyzing stock trading techniques daily in an easy-to-understand and meticulous manner. It transforms complex and obscure stock analysis techniques into story-like colloquial language, making it plain and easy to understand, widely relished, and pleasant to read.
Thirdly: Its unique Eastern stock market analysis philosophy. Unlike the Western stock market analysis philosophies such as "Dow Theory," "Wave Theory," and "Gann Angle Line" established by Westerners, Mr. Tang has independently created a series of Eastern stock market analysis philosophies, including "Fan Bone Line Theory," "Stock Price Circle Theory," "Clump Theory," "Stock Price Lever Principle," and "Energy Momentum Square Matrix." With pioneering creative thinking, he has greatly enriched the theory of Chinese stock market analysis.
Fourthly: The book's inclusion of extraordinary and colorful knowledge. The text is rich in examples and references, spanning stocks, literature, history, philosophy, and tactics, making it highly readable. This new book, with a focus on extensive real trading session teaching, meticulously explains the Broad Technique and delves deeper into many core techniques. Compared to the previous five books, "Silver in the Short Term 6" represents inheritance and development, as well as innovation and exploration. It examines the laws of stock market movement from a higher perspective, offering many insights.