Stock Market at 16 (1991-2006): Personal Observations on the Growth of the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Markets

Author: Zhou Huantao
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This is the first book in China to record the 16-year history of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets in a chronological style, presenting an "authentic" account. The book features characters, details, and stories; the author blends poetry, painting, and songs to depict the diverse aspects of the market, investment psychology, and the "16 temperaments" of the stock market, offering an unconventional narrative of the official history. This book is the first in China to record the 16-year history of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets in a chronological style, presenting an "authentic" account. It includes characters, details, and stories; at the same time, it logically explores the "16 temperaments," providing a comprehensive and insightful overview. The book offers insights, judgments, and analyses, making it rich and multi-dimensional, while the language is lively and engaging, ranging from the vulgar to the elegant. The book is illustrated throughout, making it a pleasure to read. It’s like eating hot pot in winter, ice cream in summer, or drinking Coca-Cola—it’s refreshing and exhilarating. For new investors just entering the market, this book can help you gain a clear understanding of the 16 years of market fluctuations; for experienced investors who have been in the stock market for a long time, this book allows you to revisit the ups and downs of the 16-year market and savor your own setbacks and triumphs. Learning from the past to understand the future. Looking back at 16 years (1991–2006), you can see the origins and trace the developments, enabling you to better navigate this bull market and achieve greater returns.