How to Trade Stocks - Advanced

Author: Chen Mingxian
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts, each a separate volume. The first part, titled "Beginner's Guide," is primarily aimed at new market entrants or those who have been in the market for a long time but lack a systematic understanding of stock trading basics. This section covers everything from how to open an account and place orders to how to use legal means to resolve stock disputes. It includes detailed explanations of common terms like accumulation, price pushing, and distribution, as well as in-depth introductions to various technical analysis methods and the meanings of technical indicators. It can be said to be an encyclopedia of the stock market. With numerous, well-explained examples and charts, even those with no prior knowledge of the stock market can easily grasp these concepts. Considering the varying levels of readers, the language of the "Beginner's Guide" is kept as accessible as possible. Even if you don't understand any specialized terms, as long as you read it patiently from the beginning, you'll find yourself becoming more interested and confident as you go. The second part, titled "Advanced Guide," is designed for investors who have a foundation from the "Beginner's Guide" and have gained practical experience. It covers topics such as the characteristics of the Chinese stock market, the methods by which market manipulators make profits, and Chinese-style technical and fundamental analysis, all the way to profit principles and strategies. It includes not only the long-standing successful strategies formed in both domestic and foreign stock markets but also the author's own insights. The emphasis on practical experience here is because many of the principles introduced in the "Advanced Guide" are difficult to fully grasp without genuine hands-on experience (especially without having been burned by actual setbacks).