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Author: Lang Xianping
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: In today's increasingly fierce business competition environment, the strategic thinking of entrepreneurs is not only the key to the success or failure of their careers but also has a significant impact on the entire business society. Studying case studies of business operations is an important step for entrepreneurs to refine their strategic thinking. This book aims to introduce to readers how wealth inclines towards the rich through practical cases. On a smaller scale, the methods listed in this book can be used as tools for accumulating wealth, but they can also serve as a guide to avoid being exploited and as a valuable weapon for navigating the stock market. The book "Manipulation" is not intended to expose scandals such as the dark side of funds but focuses on using representative cases selected by the author, from different perspectives and with a wealth of data, to depict how institutional investors manipulate stock prices and how major shareholders profit through detailed operational methods. This book is composed of the following parts:
- The secrets of institutional investors' stock price manipulation for profit (cases include China Mobile/China Unicom/China Telecom/H-shares)
- The secrets of domestic "master traders" () manipulating stock prices for profit (cases include Deutsche Bank Group, Peking University, and Tsinghua University groups)
- Pyramid-style equity asset swaps benefiting major shareholders (cases include Hyundai Motor Group, Dasein Holdings, New World Development, Regal Group, and Asia Pulp & Paper)
- Other forms of equity asset swaps benefiting major shareholders (cases include Dongning, One Media Group, China CITIC, Samsung Group, China Resources restructuring, and Kerry Group privatization).
This book aims to introduce to readers how wealth inclines towards the rich through practical cases. On a smaller scale, the methods listed in this book can be used as tools for accumulating wealth, but they can also serve as a guide to avoid being exploited and as a valuable weapon for navigating the stock market.