(美)杰西.利弗莫尔 等 编

About the Author

Jesse Livermore, the legendary American stock trader and speculator, is renowned for his profound insights into the psychology and mechanics of financial markets during the early 20th century. Born in 1877, Livermore began his career as a 'boy plunger' on bucket shops and rose to fame through daring trades that made and lost him fortunes, including his famous short-selling during the 1907 Panic and the 1929 Crash. Though he faced personal and financial tragedies, his experiences shaped timeless principles of trading discipline, risk management, and market timing. This edition, compiled by Jesse Livermore and others, preserves his seminal work '股票大作手操盘术' (Reminiscences of a Stock Operator), offering invaluable lessons for investors navigating the volatilities of global finance.