
I often say to you, "if a man speaks of a particular complex thing, he doesn't understand two reasons; he doesn't want to tell you. In the middle of the book, he doesn't want to tell you how he predicts the future, but a lot of the examples are simply telling you how he predicts the future. I think there are a few points in the book where i think it's possible to believe that jane himself is elaborating or trying to tell you something that's good enough to ask questions like "why doesn't he mention knowledge like the wheel, you'll find that fluctuations are not found later, but instead you will discover them later, so that they are simple, so many of the conclusions are arranged in a few words. It's better to give you a few examples of what he's doing." this is the simplest book i have ever thought to say the truth about the market, but the author still makes a final reservation. The book is actually very small, and i will not comment much. Here i would like to say two very different attitudes to the book that have taken place on me. The first contact with the book, that is, just after the first contact with the market, almost 10 minutes after i looked at it, i gave up the idea of understanding the study, because it was impossible for me to understand the value of the book at that time, because the author's methods of analysing the market were too simple, but the greatest secrets and principles were always the simplest -- the path to simplicity. Let me start with the new choice. Now i'll start with adam's theory and probably no longer need to study any other theory in terms of practical technical analysis. Unfortunately i didn't do it. About 7. 8 years later, i was surprised to read the book once in a while, because the reason behind it was that i also found out from other research perspectives that the author had written such valuable content into the book, and now i admire the selfless nature of the author. Researching the market for too long, as edison did when he first invented the lights, i knew at least 1,000 ways would not work, but i knew that many ways would work, so i retained a mental habit that would never categorically deny what was not, and there was no need to deny anyone else. The securities market brings together human elites, simple theories like adam's theory, which, once accepted and carefully studied by some, i have little confidence that most people are incapable of mastering, but there is little self-interest in telling the truth about the market. The greatest feature of this theoretical system is the use of symmetry as the sole rule for the direct analysis of market data, one of the most common principles in the world, and the obvious merits of a well-established system. Please believe in and accept this book and read it carefully, and perhaps you will benefit greatly。




