Black

Author: Shui Pi
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: The Chinese stock market has two major characteristics: one is a policy-driven market, and the other is a market dominated by large players. If Shui Pi's Monkey Market depicts the features of a policy-driven market, then his new work Black Players provides a comprehensive record of the large-player-dominated market. China lacks a market maker system. Strictly speaking, "large player stocks" is not a legal term, merely an informal way of discussing market conditions. However, large player stocks and large players have existed alongside and grown together with the Chinese stock market, carrying an inherent and absolute nature. Black Players offers an in-depth analysis of ten major large-player stocks and reveals the manuscripts of the thirteen-part special series Regulatory Storm, which was ultimately canceled by China Central Television (CCTV). It provides a comprehensive overview of the culture of large players in the Chinese stock market. Can retail investors truly defeat large players? The answer is no. Black Players does not discuss technical indicators, yet surpasses trading guides; it avoids moral criticism, yet is rich in insights into China's national conditions. Believe it or not, read it or not—it's up to you.