Big Battle in the Stock Market

Author: Huang Qinyang
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Publishing Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This book employs a realistic approach, using the three major stock market propositions of profound significance that sparked intense intellectual collisions in February 2001 as a starting point: ① Is the Chinese stock market a gambling den? ② Is it normal for the entire population to trade stocks? ③ Is the P/E ratio of the Chinese stock market really too high? It takes the "Fund Black" incident as a fuse, the tragic plunge of the Zhongke system as an explosion, the restructuring of Zhengbaowen as deep reflection, the analysis of the characteristics of stock manipulators in the Chinese stock market as a foothold, the experience gained domestically and internationally as lessons, the actions of the Chinese stock market regulatory authorities as indicators, and the future direction of the Chinese stock market as a prospect. The book conducts a calm reflection on the Chinese stock market.
The book is divided into nine chapters, with the principle of basing itself on facts and objectively portraying the fluctuations of the Chinese stock market as its starting point, unfolding in a layered and progressive manner. It provides readers with a rare and vivid example of confronting the realities of the Chinese stock market and presenting an overall view of major events. At the same time, the book also serves as a guide for objectively navigating the stormy waves of the stock market and emerging victorious in the brutal game. This book holds significant meaning for researching the current state of the Chinese stock market, analyzing the intricacies of the stock market, and reflecting on the future direction of the Chinese stock market.