Enemy of the dealer

Author: Shao Daoming
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book is divided into stages such as pre-deal preparation, building positions, testing the market, adjustment, initial rise, shakeout, rally, distribution, rebound, and crash. It provides an in-depth analysis of the entire process of a "master" () operating in the market. It thoroughly exposes the various tactics, market phenomena, technical characteristics, volume-price relationships, time-space relationships, and operational skills used by the "master" at each stage. This book offers retail investors techniques for identifying, following, controlling, and capturing the "master," serving as an important reference for them to understand, face, and expose the "master." It objectively reproduces the operational patterns of the mainland stock market over more than ten years, serving as a vivid example reflecting the full picture of the "master's" operations in the stock market. This book delves into the depths of the stock market, contemplating the future direction of China's stock market, and is a remarkable book that comprehensively and profoundly reveals the operational patterns of the "master." The book combines theory with practice, is richly illustrated, concise yet clear, and easy to understand. It is an indispensable reference for both new and experienced stock investors, small and medium retail investors, professional traders, and professional stock analysts. As retail investors, in this high-risk market, one must have their own "" ( means "ultimate weapon" in Chinese) to counter the various tactics of the "master." In fact, in the world, there is strength where there is weakness, and vice versa. There is benefit where there is harm, and the "master" in the stock market is no exception. The saying in the stock market goes, "A large ship in the water is hard to turn, but a small boat can easily change direction." This is the weakness of the "master's" strength and the strength of the retail investor's weakness. This book starts from this point, analyzing and researching the entire process of the "master's" operations in stages such as pre-deal preparation, building positions, testing the market, adjustment, initial rise, shakeout, rally, distribution, rebound, and crash. Guided by the principles of fact-based evidence, theoretical foundation, and practical examples, the book thoroughly exposes the various tactics, market phenomena, technical characteristics, volume-price relationships, time-space relationships, and operational skills used by the "master" at each stage. It also explains some related concepts that are easily confused. Layer by layer, it objectively reproduces the operational patterns of the mainland stock market over more than ten years, vividly reflecting the full picture of the "master's" operations in the mainland stock market. It provides retail investors with a reference tool to understand, face, and expose the "master," helping them identify and improve their skills in identifying, following, controlling, and capturing the "master," making them an unstoppable rival to the "master." Moreover, this book holds significant importance for researching the current state of China's stock market, delving into the depths of the stock market, and contemplating its future direction. It is the most comprehensive and profound book to date that reveals the operational patterns of the "master" in the stock market. The book combines theory with practice, is richly illustrated, concise yet clear, and easy to understand. It is an indispensable reference for both new and experienced stock investors, small and medium retail investors, professional traders, and professional stock analysts.