This is a fictional biography of Jesse Livermore. Jesse Livermore is the most famous legend in the history of American stock market. This great speculator is gifted, and spares no effort to put his rare talent into exciting speculation, monopolizing and shorting the financial market. With rich insight into trading psychology and human nature, this book has become a classic trading book that transcends time and space. Since 1923 was first published, it has gained popularity among traders.
This book is a classic in the field of American investment. The writer is a Wall Street legend. This book explains his trading skills and methods in detail. This book has a unique value completely different from theoretical books. This book lists a large number of personal experiences and the growth process of stock masterpieces in his life, as well as various mature conditions that a stock masterpiece should have. As the book introduces: mentality determines everything; Trust your own judgment; Not bullish, not bearish, but right; Don't believe the news and so on. The book ***24 chapters, fluent in arts and sciences, with wonderful content, is a mirror of stock manipulation.
Jesse Livermore is recognized as one of the greatest speculators in American trading history. He graduated from junior high school. In order to track and verify his feelings about numbers, he started trading stocks at the age of 14. He said that the most interesting thing in life is to prove himself right. Because of his constant victory and unbeaten victory, he was once completely banned by speculative trading companies in Boston and new york. From 65438 to 0907, the economic panic in the United States intensified and became out of control. At this time, Morgan, the big banker, began to step in and turn the tide. One of his actions was to personally ask Livermore to stop shorting. Because he earned 3 million a day during the panic period, which is unbearable for the country. Livermore, 30, became famous this year and became a household name "Giant Bear". 19 19, President Wilson invited him to the White House and asked him to liquidate cotton futures to save the country. Before the stock market plunged 1929, he began to short. When the Great Depression came, he entered the market with 1 billion dollars. He has had three ups and downs in his life and has never failed others. Every time he makes a comeback, he makes comprehensive compensation to those who were bound by him when he went bankrupt. He has a luxurious office on Fifth Avenue in New York. The NYSE gave him bank information 15 minutes in advance. In order to hide and digest his huge trading volume, he has to complete every action through 50 to 100 brokers. He owns several palace-like houses, special railways and yachts, and many sailors. He is handsome and tall, likes beautiful women, and has had three wives and two sons. Every time I went bankrupt, I was penniless and penniless, leaving only 5 million assets. He suffered from depression all his life. 1940165438+1committed suicide on October 28th. When I died, I left a note with a meaningful sentence: My life is a failure.
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Chapter 1 Price trends always follow certain rules. The second chapter is not just the fluctuation of numbers. Chapter III Neither bullish nor bearish. It depends on avoiding the trap of Chapter 4 and making money from swindlers. Chapter 5 should not only see clearly, but also sit still. Chapter 6 thinks that Chapter 7 is not cheap. There's a chance. It's not the price. Chapter VIII The most reliable ally is the basic condition. Chapter 9 Theory must be combined with practice before dreams can be realized. Chapter 10 Prices always develop along the trend of least resistance. It is necessary for XI to turn operation into an instinct. Chapter 12 Mentality decides everything. Chapter 13 trading with your own money. Chapter 14 Pay attention to warning signals. The general trend will not change suddenly. Chapter 15 Risks are endless, and there are accidents besides accidents. Chapter 16 Don't trust the news. Chapter 17 Action instinct cultivated by experience and memory. Chapter 18 The courage of speculators is actually the determination to act according to their own judgment. Chapter 19 Speculation should focus on the value of the stock, not the price. Chapter 20 Don't argue with the market, and don't forget it at any time. Your purpose is to make money. Chapter 2 1 The best source is the market. Chapter 22 Avoid foolish selfishness with wise selflessness. Chapter 23 Beware of anonymous authoritative speech. Chapter 24 The truth can't come from insiders. This is the essence of speculative games.
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