The fluctuations of the market ultimately unfold in a complete classification formed by the relationship between two high and low points. Understanding this, the market becomes as visible as one's own palm. After each high and low point is produced, there are at most three or four possibilities.
One only needs to observe which classification the market chooses and operate accordingly. One can only trust the price, because people only take it seriously when they vote with money; one can only trust the transformation of the price rise and fall structure because no matter the reasons behind the price movements, they can only manifest as price rises and falls. And the rise and fall of prices will inevitably leave traces of energy transformation, and this 'energy transformation trace' is the K-line chart.
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Prices are always within a trend, and the greatest mystery of price lies in its constant fluctuations and its impulse for 'innovation.'
Before reaching a new high or low, there are countless possibilities that are in a state we cannot identify. Innovation is 'having,' it is certainty; non-innovation is 'not having,' it is uncertainty. People can only identify innovation and cannot recognize non-innovation. People can only perceive what has already happened and are completely unaware of what has not happened, they can only categorize and respond.