Professional Stock Investor -- A Perspective on Stock Market Elites

Author: Pan Weirong
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Professional Stock Traders—born from the congenitally underdeveloped Chinese stock market, they have weathered 14 years of storms. What is their survival mechanism? Not fully shareholders, not fully investors, not fully speculators, yet they achieve the dream of getting rich in the treacherous stock market. How do they achieve victory against all odds? They are the elite group differentiated from the millions of stock traders—the professional stock trading group. In the context of rapid social transformation, how is their social status defined? In the midst of a major upheaval in the capital market, how will they change? This book offers a fresh interpretation from the perspectives of sociological economics and sociology.
The congenitally underdeveloped Chinese stock market has already gone through 14 years of storms. Some love it, some hate it, but there is a group of people who are neither fully shareholders, nor fully investors, nor fully speculators, yet they quietly make stock trading their profession and achieve the dream of getting rich through the emerging and transforming stock market. These people are the elite group of professional stock traders—differentiated from the vast population of stock traders. What is the survival mechanism of professional stock traders? What are their winning secrets in the volatile and mysterious market? After becoming stock market elites, how is their social status defined in the context of rapid social transformation? In the era of a new major upheaval in China's capital market, how will they change? This book provides a brand-new interpretation from sociological and sociological economic perspectives.