[Name] Learning Stock Trading from Scratch - Stock Trading Tips 【 Author 】 Edited by Yu Changyong 【出版社】外文出版社 【 Open 】 16 open [Page] 430 pages [Size and Weight] ISBN number: 9787119083018

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Chapter 1 Basic Knowledge
1.1 Notice for New Shareholders Entering the Market
1.1.1 History and Concept of Stocks
1.1.2 Acquisition of Stocks
1.1.3 Principles of Stocks
1.1.4 Classification of Stocks
1.1.5 The role of stocks
1.1.6 Characteristics of Stocks
1.1.7 Stock Index
1.1.8 Comparison between Stocks and Other Investment Methods
1.2 Rules for new investors entering the market for trading
1.2.1 Rules for Account Opening
1.2.2 Trading Rules
1.2.3 New Rules for Printing
1.2.4 Rules for dividend distribution
1.2.5 Online transactions
Chapter 2 Technical Analysis
2.1 Understanding Technical Analysis
2.1.1 Correctly view technical analysis
2.1.2 Three major assumptions of technical analysis
2.2 K-line analysis
2.2.1 K-line foundation
2.2.2 Single K-line
2.2.3 Two K-lines
2.2.4 K-line combination
2.2.5 K-line Techniques
2.3 Quantity price analysis
2.3.1 Quantity price basis
2.3.2 Quantity price advancement
2.3.3 Quantity and Price Practice
2.4 Morphological analysis
2.4.1 Tangents
2.4.2 Form
2.5 Indicator Analysis
2.5.1 Gap
2.5.2 Moving Average
2.5.3 Trend indicators
2.5.4 General trend indicators
2.5.5 Energy indicators
2.5.6 Quantity price indicators
2.5.7 Strength and weakness indicators
2.5.8 Stop loss indicators
2.5.9 Overbuying and oversold indicators
2.5.10 Pressure support indicators
Chapter 3 Basic Analysis
3.1 Macro factors and stock trends
3.1.1 Macro changes and stock trends
3.1.2 Macro indicators and stock trends
3.1.3 Economic Policies and Stock Trends
3.2 Industry Changes and Stock Trends
3.2.1 Leading stocks in industries and hot topics
3.2.2 Hot spot judgment of stock industry sectors
3.2.3 Industry Lifecycle and Stock Trends
3.2.4 Cyclical Industries and Stock Trends
3.3 Company Operations and Stock Trends
3.3.1 Basic elements of the company and stock trends
3.3.2 Financial indicators and stock trends of the company
Chapter 4 Practical Operations
4.1 How Novices View Stocks
4.1.1 Novice must know viewing terms
4.1.2 Novice must know viewing indicators
4.1.3 Novice must know viewing process
4.1.4 How Novices Look at Large Stocks and Individual Stocks
4.1.5 Beginner's Full Day Watch Disk Detailed Explanation
4.2 Short term Sniper
4.2.1 Understanding Short term Operations
4.2.2 Practical Short term Operations
4.2.3 Short term trading skills
4.3 Median band
4.3.1 Understanding midline operations
4.3.2 Practical midline operation
4.3.3 midline operation skills
4.4 Long term investment
4.4.1 Understanding Long Term Operations
4.4.2 Practical Long term Operations
4.4.3 Long term operation skills
Chapter 5 Trading Strategy
5.1 Techniques for bottom fishing
5.1.1 How to determine the bottom of the market
5.1.2 How to determine the bottom of a stock
5.1.3 Use Bollinger Bands to Bottom out
5.1.4 Using MACD to buy bottom
5.1.5 Utilizing trading volume to buy bottom
5.1.6 Utilizing Wrong Stocks to Buy Bottom
5.1.7 Seven principles of bottom fishing
5.1.8 Risk prevention of bottom fishing
5.2 Tips for Escaping to the Top
5.2.1 Tips for Judging the Top of the Market
5.2.2 Tips for Judging the Top of a Stock
5.2.3 Use K-lines and trend lines to escape from the top
5.2.4 Using RSI top deviation to escape from the top
5.2.5 Using BBI indicators to escape to the top
5.2.6 Use MACD indicator to escape from the top
5.2.7 Eight Principles for Retail Investors to Escape to the Top
5.3 Techniques for Catching the Limit Up
5.3.1 Initial understanding of the limit up board
5.3.2 Capture the limit up board
5.3.3 Practical skills for daily limit up board
5.4 Techniques for Following the Village
5.4.1 Overview of Market Makers in the Market
5.4.2 Analysis of the entire process of market manipulation by the banker
5.4.3 Quickly Determine the Banker's Position Establishment
5.4.4 Accurately judge the banker's washing of the market
5.4.5 Accurately judge the dealer's shipment
5.5 Using financial reports to select stocks
5.5.1 Analysis Methods for Financial Statements
5.5.2 Lynch's Stock Selection Method for Financial Reports
5.6 Utilizing hot topics for stock selection
5.6.1 Two basic points for selecting hotspots
5.6.2 Four Major Categories of Stock Market Hotspots
5.6.3 Accurately Sniping the Leaders in Hotspots
5.6.4 Basic Principles of Hot Spot Stock Selection
5.7 Utilizing Restructuring for Stock Selection
5.7.1 How to obtain restructuring information
5.7.2 How to Identify Fake Recombination
5.7.3 Principles for selecting restructured stocks
Chapter 6 Investment Wisdom
6.1 Correct stock trading mentality
6.1.1 Three stages of maturity of new investors' mentality
6.1.2 To truly enjoy stock trading
6.1.3 Stock trading with a happy mindset
6.1.4 Learn to Face the Stock Market and Stocks
6.1.5 Stock trading requires a calm mind
6.1.6 Stock trading requires sufficient patience
6.1.7 Stock trading requires learning to make timely choices
6.1.8 Stock trading requires maintaining a good mood
6.1.9 Stock trading requires learning to endure loneliness
6.1.10 Common mentality of loss making investors
6.1.11 Professional Trader's Practical Psychology
6.1.12 Professional operation emphasizes "stability, accuracy, and ruthlessness"
6.1.13 Professional trading should pay attention to the "four no's"
6.2 Taboos for individual investors in stock trading
6.2.1 The most common psychological misconceptions in stock trading
6.2.2 Eight taboos for novice short-term operations
6.2.3 Three taboos for novice mid line investment
6.2.4 Eight taboos for beginners before placing an order
6.2.5 Taboos for retail investors to trade stocks in bull markets
6.2.6 Four taboos for retail investors in stock trading during bear markets
6.3 Risks and Prevention of Stock Trading
6.3.1 Market manipulation risks and prevention
6.3.2 Risks and Prevention of Listed Companies
6.3.3 News Risk and Prevention
6.3.4 Investors' own risks and prevention measures
6.4 Learn stock trading from masters
6.4.1 Henry Dow
6.4.2 Peter Lynch
6.4.3 Benjamin Graham
6.4.4 Warren Buffett
6.4.5 Ralph Nelson Elliott
6.4.6 Jesse Livermore
6.4.7 William Gann
6.4.8 George Soros
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Chapter 7 Other Investments

Content Introduction

Starting from scratch to learn stock trading "is a fundamental, comprehensive, and easy to understand stock investment learning capital, which is most suitable for investors who are preparing to invest in the stock market or are new to the stock market, want to understand the stock market situation, and learn a skill. The book "Learning Stock Trading from Scratch - Jujube Stock Trading Tips" provides a complete introduction to all the essential skills that novice investors must master in the stock market, including the concept of stocks, the principles of the stock market, technical analysis, basic analysis, the use of stock software, and the interpretation of the overall stock market. It also includes analysis of investment techniques from short-term to medium-term and then to long-term, from buying the bottom and escaping the top to following the market to capturing the limit up. With a book in hand, stock trading is worry free. This book is edited by Chang Yong.