Golden Circle

Author: Zhang Cheng
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book is another financial series novel created by the author Zhang Cheng after the publication of "Golden Cross" and "Golden Fog." The story narrates that a company in a certain area is designated as a new year's listed company, with all preparations in place, but the situation takes a turn, and the listing quota is secretly snatched away by another local enterprise. Consequently, shell listings and mergers emerge; thus, acquisitions and counter-acquisitions unfold in a tense manner; and thus, deceitful tricks and fierce competitions arise endlessly. The novel's plot is tight, concentrated, and captivating, blending professional knowledge with vivid narration. After reading it, readers may suddenly realize: "I never knew mergers, acquisitions, and counter-acquisitions could be like this? Insider trading and stock manipulation could involve such things?" The novel portrays a large number of characters, including brokers, entrepreneurs, bank personnel, leaders of speculative and investment institutions, and retail investors, describing their words and deeds in the pursuit of profit, reflecting the harsh realities of today's society. The language of the book is straightforward and fluent, yet it is both informative and vividly narrated. It is an invaluable read for those familiar with or unfamiliar with finance, securities, and capital operations. This book is another financial novel reflecting the fluctuations of the stock market, created by the author after "Golden Cross" and "Golden Fog." The work revolves around the central event of Vice Mayor Guo colluding with Zhao Jianchang to acquire two listed companies, depicting the twists and turns of the stock market. The characters Qiu Yun, Zhao Jianchang, Guo Bin, Yu Yuqian, and Su Lijun are portrayed vividly, and their fates are closely tied to the ups and downs of the stock market, fully reflecting the current state and development trends of China's stock market. If "Golden Cross" exposed the illegal operations of some individuals during the early days of China's stock market, then this book reveals, on a deeper level, the various entanglements between banks, securities companies, government agencies, and listed companies, providing retail investors with a guide to understanding the stock market.