Successful Transaction—Investing with Financial Masters

Author: Guo Jianjing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Winning in the investment market is not easy. How do those master-level investors do it? The trading techniques discussed by futures investor (Wickoff) are both easy to understand and practical; winning in investment isn’t just about skills, right? Soros, who is always ahead of the curve, relies on intuition? "Market Wizard" Linda believes that eliminating potential fear and maintaining a steady mindset are the keys to winning in risky situations; the founder of financial futures, Meleamed, discusses futures investment from the perspectives of psychology, art, and philosophy; Prichett contributed to the introduction of the Elliott Wave Theory; How did Glass succeed in moving from egg spot trading to the Chicago Electronic Trading? The story behind the Chicago Mercantile Exchange is equally captivating; How do independent traders in the S&P Pit leverage market dynamics? Roger? (Rogers), who openly declared "The 21st century belongs to China," will surely resonate with Chinese readers with his wide-ranging topics; Jack Schwager concludes: all successful investors have their own trading models; Features of this book: Written by professional investors and translated by professionals, the content is clear, practical, and uses accurate professional terminology. To facilitate readers’ understanding, the book is organized into four parts: Part 1: Wickoff discusses trading techniques. The futures market, like any other industry, is unpredictable, and futures trading is no exception. Part 2: From intuition to rationality. The futures market involves multiple disciplines. Soros believes that one cannot judge and predict financial market behavior using the methods of studying natural sciences; he even relies on instinctual intuition to manage his funds. Part 3: Talking about investment with financial masters. Theory combined with practice, especially for those with practical experience in the futures market, listening to interviews with successful individuals feels intimate and natural, allowing readers to empathize with their successes and failures. Part 4: A collection of investment proverbs. Truths are often concise. John Murphy advocates simplifying trading techniques. This part collects and organizes 100 classic proverbs from the financial market over the past century, succinct and profound, worth savoring and collecting.