Stock manipulation game.1

Author: Wan Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: I love comics, and I also love the stock market. I enjoy the idea of combining comics and the stock market, and I also like depicting the life and interests of stock traders. I love the fundamental structure of the stock market—the chaotic movement of countless individuals, each with their own hidden agendas. I love the volatility of the stock market—bulls, bears, limit-up, limit-down, long-term and short-term investments, unpredictable changes, like an inscrutable abyss where even the most seasoned traders can’t help but make mistakes. I love the richness of the stock market—it can absorb worries, joys, fun, pain, not to mention disappointment or hope. I love the humor of the stock market. If you can rise above gains and losses and observe it with a calm and detached attitude, you’ll find that there are many laughable things and many laughable people. I love the fluctuations of the stock market—stock traders often experience extreme joy and sorrow, dramatic rises and falls. One moment, they’re worth a million, and the next, they’re penniless. The peaks and troughs, the blossoming and withering.