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The Stock Market's Secret

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The Stock Market's Secret

by 山时

In 2005, the A-share market was mired in a long bear market, with the broader index languishing and countless retail investors suffering losses and losing everything. Lin Haoyu, a young man at the bottom of society, also hit rock bottom: his career was going nowhere, his love life had ended in failure, and as an ordinary shop assistant, he was worn down by life, looked down upon and mocked by those around him, living in poverty and humiliation. One stormy night, a thunderclap broke through the sky, and in his despair, Lin Haoyu unexpectedly awakened a supernatural ability to see through the stock market. A personal energy panel appeared before him, allowing him to consume electricity to see through the movements of main funds, gain insight into the deep trends of stocks, and accurately predict rise and fall cycles. The accumulation, washing, and oscillation patterns that others couldn't understand were clear to him at a glance. The whole internet was bearish on the stock market, unaware that the opportunity for a turnaround had already arrived. Defying everyone's ridicule and doubt, Lin Haoyu invested all his savings of 814 yuan to precisely bottom-fish Chihong Zinc and Germanium, which hit the daily limit on the first day, completing his first comeback. As he continued to trade and gain experience, his ability kept upgrading, greatly improving his prediction duration and the number of stocks he could analyze. His incredible strength slapped the faces of all his mockers, attracting lucrative partnerships and top-tier networks. Lin Haoyu transformed from a lowly shop assistant into a genius trader who held the pulse of the stock market, making money against the bear market trend and building his own financial legend step by step. — Description from novelcodex.org

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