Time Travel: An Autobiography of a Private Equity Fund Manager

Author: Qiao Feng
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Unveiling the Mystery of Private Equity Funds. Comprehensive Analysis and Three-Dimensional Perspective on Trading Processes; Documentary Style, Realistically Reenacting the Life in the Stock Market. In the stock market upheavals of the late 20th century, "I," Chen Ying, Zhou Min, and others plunged into the fray, forming a private equity fund and planning and executing a complete stock manipulation scheme. Throughout the operation process, various figures such as market manipulators, stock analysts, money brokers, company executives, and local government officials entered the scene, staging a series of tragicomedies of cooperation and conflict. Phenomena like "rat warehouses," financial scammers, orchestrated asset restructurings, manipulators controlling market trends, and the rare "Dragon and Tiger List" visible to ordinary retail investors gradually came to light. All of this formed the "martial arts world" landscape of China's securities market in the late 20th century. However, no matter how meticulous and grand the plan, it could not save the fate of this private equity fund in the end. This was the typical outcome for stock manipulators in the 1990s. Unlike many works that resort to sensationalism and fabricate so-called shocking conspiracies, which often deviate from the norm of the stock market in the eyes of industry insiders, this book realistically describes the stock market ecology of the time, offering great enlightenment for investors.