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What are the best stock books?
1, The Wisdom of Stock Trading (Author: Chen Jiangting)

Most books on stock trading are written by foreigners. What China people write is either mysterious or unclear. This may be related to the cultural atmosphere of our country. I like to say half and leave half, which makes me unhappy. Although the author of this book is also from China, he has lived in the United States for a long time, and his writing has been very concise in the West.

The biggest advantage of this book is that it is simple, interesting and readable, and it can be read without any stock trading foundation. It is the best teaching material for the introduction of stock trading in my mind. Moreover, even if you don't stock market, this book is worth reading, because the wisdom of stock market is also the wisdom of life, the wisdom of other industries, and everything is connected.

2, "The Oath of the Stock Market" (Author: William O 'Neill)

O 'Neill is one of the most experienced and successful senior investors on Wall Street. He started from scratch at the age of 2/kloc-0, and bought a seat on the new york Stock Exchange at the age of 30. In this book, he summed up his stock selection model "CAN SLIM", and each letter represents the characteristics of a potential high-quality stock that has not yet developed in Big bounce.

3, "The Road to Financial Freedom" (Author: Van K Sapu)

These books recommended in front are all good books, no matter about ideas or technology, and each one will give people great inspiration, but most people still don't know what to do after reading it. In a popular online phrase, "I learned a lot of skills, but I never made any money." Me too.

Later, when I looked at the turtle trading rules, I first realized the concept of systematic trading. I was shocked by it, as if I was guided by a local fellow at a fork in the road, so I naturally found this book: The Road to Financial Freedom (also called the Road to Financial Freedom).

This is a book that teaches people how to set up a trading system. It is like a rope, which can organically connect the theory and technology you have learned with your experience of spending a lot of time and money in the market, provide readers with various options, and introduce many master methods for their reference.

After reading this book, ordinary readers can set up their own trading system.

4, "Out of fantasy to maturity" (Author: financial empire)

This book is also a domestic work. The author is not a big coffee in the trading field, but a mature trader trained from actual combat. The main advantage of this book is that it explains many essential things from the perspective of philosophy and logic, which not only helps readers to further understand transactions and markets, but also maintains readability.

The author has done a lot of discussion on how to build a system for traders, and also talked about his own gains and losses, which is of great reference value, especially for friends who have been in the market for more than two or three years.

This book is deeply influenced by The Road to Financial Freedom. It can be regarded as a domestic, popular and interesting version of The Road to Financial Freedom, which is more suitable for the domestic market and domestic readers.

5, "Adam Theory" (Author: Wells Wilde)

The greatest advantage of this book is that it can help us cultivate a good attitude.

The author said: you don't need to know too much to engage in trading, even less than what you see. What hinders our success in the market is not that we don't know enough about the market, but that we know too much. We must be able to forget all the knowledge we think we know, so that we can better "see" what really happened. We must let ourselves reflect the market, follow the market and obey the market.

Then, the author puts forward the "Ten Rules" and "Eight Commandments" of trading and explains them.

The author thinks to be an "interesting commodity trader". He suggested: look at the market with numbers and look at the market with lines on the map. Think of the market as a challenge and an interesting game. Don't think too much about money. It depends on whether you can only do the right thing.