#市场调整後的机会？

How to Learn Technical Analysis Well

Trading is fundamentally about volume, price, time, and space. Volume refers to transaction volume, which can reference some theories from Wyckoff and the Dark Horse Prince.

Price, in my personal understanding, is price action, referencing Al Brooks' trilogy of trends, ranges, and reversals (the popular QML, ICT, and HUB in recent years I classify under price action).

Time refers to time and can also be understood as cycles. You can reference the Kondratiev cycle, Kitchin cycle, Juglar cycle, and also use Fibonacci cycles and Hurst cycles. This also includes the 18-year real estate cycle and the 4-year Bitcoin halving cycle. Some even use astrology & Gann calculations for cycles.

Space refers to structure, or more precisely, a complete structural theory. I personally recommend the Chande theory, waves, or Dow theory to identify primary movements, secondary movements, and reversals.

Only those who are proficient in all four aspects are truly outstanding and impressive; however, ordinary people can achieve stable profits with just two aspects:

Volume + Price

Volume + Space

Price + Space are all very nice options.

As for time, I strongly do not recommend it; the learning difficulty is too high, and the practical help gained is, well, subjective. I think time is suitable for showing off, of course, there's no problem with large cycles. I prefer to trade short-term, but my short-term timing is quite poor; who can blame me for being a noob?

Time cycle factions, criticism means you are impressive, and I’m a noob. The comment section welcomes everyone to leave messages to add.