Security Investment Theory

Author: Hu Rongzhen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "Security Investment" is a university-wide public elective course. This course will comprehensively and systematically introduce the basic theories of security investment, securities markets, securities trading, security investment instruments, security investment analysis, investment strategies and methods, as well as security investment management. While extensively introducing Western security investment theories, the course will closely integrate with the rapid development of China's securities market, striving to achieve a relatively complete system, in-depth yet accessible explanations, novel and concise content, strong theoretical foundations, as well as practical and operational relevance. The course will greatly benefit students in expanding their knowledge of security investment, establishing correct investment philosophies, mastering proper investment methods, and reducing investment risks. The book features a unique structure and comprehensive content, primarily including: Securities and Securities Markets, Modern Investment Theory, Security Investment Analysis Methods and Theories, Bond Investment, Stock Investment, Fund Investment, Financial Derivatives Investment, Securities Market Regulation and Prospects, etc. To better understand the development trends of international securities markets, while learning from the experiences and lessons of foreign markets based on China's realities, the book specifically adds analyses of the stock markets, government bond markets, convertible bond markets, and fund markets of the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, and China. Readers can compare and read these sections to gain insights. The book is suitable as a textbook for college and graduate students majoring in economics, management, and finance, as well as for professionals in financial and securities departments, researchers, business leaders, accountants, and government officials, especially for actual investors in securities markets such as stock markets, bond markets, and fund markets.