《投資人商務日報》創辦人William O’Neil強力推薦
著名金融歷史學家Charles Geisst每章專文導讀
《股票作手回憶錄》是描述有史以來最出色投機客之一傑西．李佛摩（Jesse Livermore）精彩的股市操作生涯。書內歷久彌新的真知灼見，對投資人深具啟發作用，也使得這本書成為歷年來首屈一指的投資經典名著。雖然今天大部分投資人和交易人都聽過或看過這本書，卻不知道它寫成於1920年代，在《星期六晚郵》連載，並附有插畫。
傑西．李佛摩在1900年代初投身股票市場和商品市場，曾經數次賺進和賠掉數百萬美元，他對市場價格動向所持的觀念和敏銳的分析，用在今天，與他首次執行它們時，同樣真確。《股票作手回憶錄》深入淺出觀察每一位投資人都有的動機、態度和感覺，成為有史以來探討市場操作最引人入勝和歷久不衰的名著，而插畫新版更帶給讀者全新閱讀體驗。
這本完整版也收錄知名金融歷史學家查爾士．蓋斯特（Charles Geisst）的評論。蓋斯特解釋本書每章的歷史背景，引導讀者走進那個年代的金融市場和投機文化。讀者會知道空桶店是如何營運、其他操作大戶的事蹟，以及李佛摩在當時引起的爭議。結果將是一場豐富無比、讓人收穫豐碩的閱讀饗宴。
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator is adapted from a series of Saturday Evening Post articles written by Edwin Lefevre in the 1920s. The book narrates Livermore’s ascent from a “boy plunger” to the most influential speculator on Wall Street. While much of the book is devoted to Livermore’s experiences, a larger part of the book deals with trading wisdom and rules that Livermore imparts through Lefevre. Years later, many trading and investing books repeat the very same rules first enunciated by Livermore in Reminiscences, such as: go with the trend; no stock is too high to buy or too low to sell; let your winners run and cut your losses short; make your own decisions; and market history repeats itself. Interestingly, Livermore frequently violated his own rules and usually lost money as a result. The enduring appeal to the book rests in Livermore’s view that the market is made up of people and the excesses of the market reflect mass psychology and the mistakes of individuals are frequently the result of the inability to control fear and greed. Thus, the views and lessons of Livermore continue to be relevant to every new generation of investors and traders
★本書中譯版《股票作手回憶錄》由寰宇出版。
作者簡介
Edwin Lefevre
主修礦業工程，但在十九歲時成為新聞記者。在其五十三年的寫作生涯中，共出版八本書。1922年，首次在《星期六晚郵》（The Saturday Evening Post）發表以小說體裁寫成有關知名股票作手傑西?李佛摩（Jesse Livermore）生平故事而聲名大噪，成為知名的財金作者。
EDWIN LEFEVRE began writing about Wall Street in 1897. During his career, he wrote eight books, worked for the New York Sun, served as financial editor of Harper's Weekly, and wrote for the Saturday Evening Post.
