? Beginners can take a look at SteveNison's Japanese Candle Painting Technology and New Interpretation of Japanese Candle Painting Technology. This is the most basic. Let's talk about the K line first. Rich dad teaches you to buy and sell precious metals, which is also suitable for novices with little skill. It should be read as a story book to popularize the basic knowledge.

Secondly, to understand the characteristics of commodities, we can look at Lu Luo Chao Yingjie's "Gold Investment from Entry to Mastery" and "Silver Investment Skills in Practice".

Investment is a practical knowledge. Just like art, you can't learn by reading. Only in the continuous cycle of "learning-practice-thinking-summing-up-error correction" can you achieve a spiral rise. Investors should integrate the knowledge from books into the actual spot gold/silver market, and applying what they have learned is the best reward for books.

In addition, many times, looking at the investment experience of our predecessors can not only be used for reference, but also sort out the skills that suit us. ?