Stock Market Showdown

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Features: This book employs a realistic approach, taking the three profound and thought-provoking stock market propositions of February 2001—①Is the Chinese stock market a gambling den; ②Is it normal for the entire population to trade stocks; ③Is the P/E ratio of the Chinese stock market really too high—as a starting point. It uses the "Fund Black" incident as a fuse, the tragic plunge of the Zhongke system as an eruption, the restructuring of Zhengbaowen as deep reflection, the analysis of the characteristics of stock market manipulators in China as a foundation, the international and domestic experiences gained at great cost as a reference, the actions of China's stock market regulators as a barometer, and the future direction of the Chinese stock market as a prospect to conduct a calm reflection on the Chinese stock market. The book is divided into nine chapters, guided by the principle of fact-based evidence and objectively depicting the tumultuous events of the Chinese stock market, unfolding in a layered, progressive manner. It provides readers with a rare and vivid example of confronting the realities of the Chinese stock market and presenting a comprehensive overview of its major events. At the same time, this book serves as a guide for those who face the turbulent waves of the stock market, helping them to emerge victorious and remain invincible in the ruthless competition. It also holds significant importance for researching the current state of the Chinese stock market, analyzing its hidden depths, and contemplating its future trajectory.