Chinese stock market practical theory and methods

Author: Wang Jiwu, Yu Jianxin
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Publishing Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book Chapter introduces four traditional investment theories: the Efficient Market Hypothesis, the Stable Foundation Theory, the Air Castle Theory, and the Portfolio Theory. It then summarizes the investment patterns and development trends of China's stock market over the past decade, and finally, it provides a detailed discussion of the practical theory of the Mustang Company. Chapter 2 focuses on the unique indicators developed by the Mustang Company, which are divided into three categories based on the practical theory: macro market analysis, market hotspots, and individual stock analysis, combining originality with practicality. Although the total number is not very large, each unique indicator has its own distinctive features. Chapter 3, the Practical Treasure Chest, is mostly the research results of the quantitative investment models of the Mustang Company. It can be said without exaggeration that as long as investors can truly master one or two of the practical secrets introduced in this chapter, making money in stock investment will not be a problem. Chapter 4 introduces time forecasting methods. Although there are currently no truly effective forecasting tools, after reading this chapter, investors will have a relatively clear understanding of time forecasting. The Price-to-Earnings ratio has always been one of the key concerns. This book's fifth chapter studies the Price-to-Earnings ratio from multiple perspectives: the level of the Price-to-Earnings ratio in overseas markets, the structure and changes of the Price-to-Earnings ratio in China's stock market, and how to select stocks based on the Price-to-Earnings ratio. Empirical analysis is one of the practical methods we advocate. This book's sixth chapter adopts empirical analysis methods to conduct in-depth research on the characteristics of stock market fluctuations, mainstream sectors, and individual stock speculation, with conclusions that are highly beneficial to investors' actual operations. The book finally selects and introduces some research achievements of domestic securities peers in quantitative investment model research. Quantitative investment methods will undoubtedly become the mainstream investment method in China in the future. Institutional investors and individual investors with large capital should be forward-thinking and lead the times. Overall, this book is not suitable for beginners or those just entering the market, but is primarily intended for mature investors who have accumulated some investment experience and skills in the stock market, helping them to open up new thinking and reach a higher level.