Stock2

Author: Wan Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The stock market, as a part of life, is full of vividness, richness, and beauty. It makes men idealistic and ambitious, fills people with dreams and fantasies, makes opportunities seem within reach yet hard to grasp. Everyone dives in with a smile, but what they experience without enduring the is intense fluctuations and instability. From arrogant listed companies to self-righteous stock analysts, from cunning manipulators to irresponsible brokers, from unlucky husbands to frugal wives, from innocent children to defenseless pets—reflected are all vibrant lives. I love comics, and I love the stock market. I love the union of comics and the stock market, and I also love depicting the life and interests of stock traders. I love the fundamental composition of the stock market—the chaotic movement of countless individuals, each with their own hidden motives. I love the volatility of the stock market—bulls, bears, limit-ups, limit-downs, long-term and short-term trades, unpredictable changes, like an inscrutable abyss where even the most seasoned traders can’t help but make mistakes time and again. I love the richness of the stock market—it can absorb worries, joys, fun, pain, not to mention disappointment or hope. I love the humor of the stock market—if you can observe it with detachment from gains and losses, and with a calm and open-minded attitude, you’ll find that there are many laughable things and many laughable people. I love the disparities of the stock market—stock traders often experience extreme highs and lows, great joys and sorrows. One moment they are worth a million, the next they are penniless. The peaks and troughs, the blooming and wilting, are all part of the stock market.