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The stock market, futures, and foreign exchange markets are all products and manifestations of natural attributes. Due to the continuity, accuracy, and systematicness of market data, their natural attributes can be said to be perfectly reflected. Although the transaction systems of the three markets are different, they will not damage the understanding of natural attributes. Their understanding is consistent and isomorphic. The big ones have no outside, and the small ones have no inside. The difference in trading systems is that the stock market is full-price trading, while futures and foreign exchange are margin trading. Margin trading uses a small proportion of funds to achieve full-price trading.
There are differences in margin leverage between futures and foreign exchange. The leverage of foreign exchange is the largest, up to several hundred times the full amount of the transaction, so the requirements for cycle levels are different. Therefore, we must consider and operate on different levels of foreign exchange cycles based on the natural attributes. The following methods are systematically summarized for foreign exchange operations according to natural laws: blood red and snow white, three-core waterfall principle, stage operation method, fish belly catching method, DE operation method, D Wave operation method, E-wave operation method, K-line number method, unilateral downward closing method, unilateral upward closing method, one move to win.
Safety first, profit second. As long as you consider safety issues, profits will come naturally.
One course has 18 videos, 22 class hours, total duration: 16 hours and 28 minutes
The course catalog is as follows:
Section 1: Basic Principles of Image Numbers (Image Numbers)
Section 2: Zena K-Elephant Principle
Section 3: The Principle of Zena’s Elephant Wave
Section 4: Deduction of small elephant wave model
Section 5: Principle of opening K image
Section 6: Application of opening K image
Section 7: Structural principles of Xianglang basic model
Section 8: Principles of time structure of Xianglang basic model
Section 9: Principles of space structure of Xianglang basic model
Section 10: In-depth analysis of Xianglang basic model (composite basic model)
Section 11: Practical application of the Xianglang basic model (use of 75 calculation formula)
Section 12: Must-catch rules (a few K-lines that can be caught)
Section 13: Triangular finishing pattern
Section 14: Properties of double bottoms and pointed bottoms
Section 15: Elephants and Waves
Section 16: The success or failure of the double top pattern-A
Section 17: The success or failure of the double top pattern-B
Section 18: Crazy Emperor Earthquake-A
Section 19: Crazy Emperor Earthquake-B
Section 20: Yuzui’s decisive strategy-A
Chapter 21: Yuzui’s decisive strategy-B
Section 22: Zhena’s practical fund management methods