Escape from the Market Maker

黄恒Mar 2018

3.6

Word count: 182K words
Chapters: 33

Summary

As the trader for a major institutional player, a beneficiary of the system will never expose the inside story of the stock market; only a trader like the author—who knows the inside story well and has nothing to lose—dares to dig into this gold mine. This novel is adapted from a true story, revealing many inside stories of large institutions and private equity funds jointly manipulating stocks, as well as the illegal and rule-breaking behavior of market makers. The novel touches on the shocking processes of the underground capital market and listed companies obtaining raised funds by buying treasury bonds. The novel shows both the dark side of large institutions and private equity funds jointly making markets and the unique emotional journey of traders.

Editor's review

This is a stock-market insider novel adapted from a true story, with its core appeal in the trader's perspective: how major institutions and private equity funds jointly make markets and manipulate stock prices, and how the chains of underground capital markets and listed companies misappropriating raised funds operate. The author enters as a trader with nothing to lose, giving the narrative a sense of exposure and immediacy, while an emotional thread involving the trader keeps the characters from becoming mere functional symbols. Its reading value lies not in offering investment methods, but in helping readers understand the logic of market information asymmetry and rule-breaking, so they stay wary of claims of guaranteed profits and inside information. As a novel, the plot involves dramatic treatment and should not be taken as a regulatory document or investment guide. It suits readers curious about dark corners of the capital market and fans of business-war fiction, and can also be read as a cautionary case for risk education.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy business-war and stock-market fiction
Ordinary investors curious about how insider operations work in the capital market
Financial professionals, as a cautionary case on risk and compliance
Readers concerned with social issues such as underground capital and manipulation tactics

Not a good fit for

Readers looking to learn specific stock-trading techniques or stock-picking methods
Readers expecting a rigorous regulatory report or documentary investigation
Readers uninterested in a stock-market theme interwoven with an emotional storyline

Reading tips

Treat the manipulation tactics in the book as risk-identification cases, not templates for action
Focus on the chain of interests among institutions, private equity, and listed companies, and clarify the flow of funds
After reading, compare with real regulatory rules and reflect on the cost of rule-breaking

版权信息
前头的话
1.公元1994年10月7日，星期五。
2.公元2001年2月5日
3.林琳经朋友介绍认识袁非时对他一点都不感兴趣
4.袁非看见一个女人正往下行的电梯里走
5.袁非望定她说，还不是因为你
6.侯峰反对成立独立的操盘室
7.陈红梅让大家讨论做庄计划书只是走走形式
8.侯峰是在一种飘忽的意识里签的委托理财协议
9.陈红梅找益都营业部的黄总替袁非借了五十万元
10.袁非站在刘长青面前人生第一次感到手足无措
11.苏姨一不留神认识了一位超级大户的操盘手
12.侯峰今天做了一件非常得意的事
13.袁非对陈红梅说，要出货就请开始吧
14.小覃说股市如战场，只能去适应这种血淋淋的环境
15.何涛输入的6600股买单被董正华一笔打掉
16.袁非仔细品味林琳给他的半块刺猬肉
17.小覃望着满头大汗的袁非说他很像一个战士
18.陈红梅在一只竹溜从脚下窜走时握住了侯峰的手
19.陈红梅拿到离婚判决书那天要袁非去了她的新家
20.林琳一早搬到厂里去住了
21.侯峰把他的老房子送给了小覃
22.袁非在饭馆里要小覃给他讲讲侯峰
23.刘长青说陈红梅找的木偶有了灵魂
24.袁非破译了侯峰的交易密码——880418
25.小覃这次回家有了衣锦还乡的感觉
26.钱晓康带着钱晨去侯峰的老房子找小覃
27.小覃一人顶着烈日上了九龙山
28.小覃向崖边退了半步说你别过来
29.海益公司的法人代表是王大石
30.顾大明说他们的联盟本来有500多亿资金
31.顾大明得意地说，又搞定了三亿接盘资金

FAQ

Can this book be used to guide stock trading?

No. This book is a novel exposing manipulation and rule-breaking, focused on presenting the dark side and risks rather than offering replicable investment methods. Readers should treat it as a risk-warning reader; actual investing still requires compliant information and independent judgment.

Are the contents all true events?

According to the materials, the novel is adapted from a true story and involves plots such as large institutions and private equity jointly manipulating, underground capital markets, and listed companies extracting raised funds. As a novel, the characters and details involve literary treatment and should not be treated as fact item by item.

Can I read it without a financial background?

Yes. The novel advances through characters and plot, with professional operations mostly presented through the story, and does not require financial background. To understand the manipulation logic more deeply, pay attention while reading to the interests among institutions, private equity, and listed companies.

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About the author

黄恒 Author

Huang Heng is a Chinese author whose work spans a fairly wide range of subjects; reliable public information about him is limited, and details of his life remain incomplete. Judging from the eight titles held in the collection, his writing covers two main areas: personal finance and fiction. On the one hand, he has produced investment and money-management titles such as Financial Way and Golden Peach Fund; on the other, works like Fleeing the Market, Blood-Red Stock Points, The Stock King's Contest, and The Torn Stock Market turn to human nature and rivalry within the capital markets, forming a recognizable series of stock-market novels. The five-volume Fleeing the Market sequence presents this direction most fully. On the Axis of Time further shows his attempt at modern romance, while the war and military category among his listings suggests additional range. Overall, Huang Heng's works often use financial settings as a backdrop and combine information with storytelling, suiting readers interested in investing and financial narratives.