The famous investment book "The Turtle Trading Rules" is still sought after by many investors today. The story dates back to 1983, when Wall Street witnessed an experiment that can be regarded as an alchemical magic: a group of ordinary people from diverse backgrounds, with almost no trading experience, were selected by the legendary trader Richard Dennis and transformed into market killers in just two weeks. They were called "Turtles."

In the following years, they utilized a strict mechanical trading system to earn over $175 million in profits for Dennis, with a compound annual return rate of up to 80%. This experiment not only ended the myth of "trading genius being born," but also deeply ingrained the concepts of trend following and "investment discipline" into the foundational thoughts of modern investing.