Stock Investment Tips -- A Series of Family Finance Books

Author: Chen Baohua, Zhang Yaohua (editors)
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: With the establishment and improvement of the socialist market economy, and as household wealth grows increasingly abundant and financial investment awareness strengthens, the demand for financial knowledge has also become more intense. To meet this need, this series comprehensively and systematically introduces various financial investment methods, including stock investment, bond investment, foreign exchange trading, bank consumer credit, insurance investment, fund investment, mortgage and investment in real estate. It covers both fundamental knowledge and practical strategies and techniques, offering both educational and practical value. The authors are all senior professors and graduate students (Ph.D. and Master's) from Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. The knowledge provided is detailed and reliable, and the case studies are closely related to market realities. It is a valuable read that can enhance your investment skills. The content of this book is divided into five parts:
Part 1 starts with basic market entry knowledge, including the preparations needed for first-time investors, common sense in trading, frequently used terms in the stock market, and the functions of the QL software commonly used in securities brokerages, as well as tips for reading the market.
Part 2 introduces common fundamental and technical analysis of individual stocks, explaining the use of various indicators and the analysis of price patterns through practical examples. Although this part is somewhat theoretical, it forms the foundation for the practical strategies later on. Investors must understand this part thoroughly to effectively absorb the subsequent content. Additionally, it provides detailed explanations of common market traps, such as scams.
Part 3 focuses on practical trading techniques, such as how to select stocks, how to ( means "" in Chinese, which should be translated as "" in English), how to manage short-term and medium-to-long-term positions, and how to chase gains or cut losses. It also provides a detailed analysis of common stock entrapment issues and offers feasible solutions.
Part 4 primarily discusses the entire operation process of general market manipulators, including stock research, accumulating shares, washing the market, pulling up prices, and selling shares. It emphasizes the differences between market manipulation and selling shares, focusing on aspects such as market rumors, price trends, and individual stock bullish or bearish news. This part builds on the content discussed earlier and is the core of the book.
Part 5 focuses on common mistakes made by investors and typical psychological pitfalls, offering corresponding corrective advice.