A trainee’s reflections on studying the Chan Theory system in the trading boot camp:
Chan Theory is the third trading technique I’ve studied. The first two were Naked K and momentum. People in trading circles used to say that Chan Theory was the king of technical analysis. After studying it over the past few days, I can see why. When I traded using the other two techniques, I never felt confident. I didn’t know where the market was ultimately headed, so I hesitated over when to enter a trade. I could only estimate roughly where to take profit or place a stop loss. This was especially true after the blond-haired guy took office, when crypto markets often moved to extremes. In those situations, neither of the other techniques could help—but Chan Theory could. Its principle that “a trend must eventually come to an end” solves this problem perfectly. No matter what kind of movement it is—a shakeout, a long wick, or a sharp V-shaped move up or down—the trend will eventually end. No other technique can compare with that. There’s also the central-zone oscillation strategy. People used to say that no matter how good your technical analysis is, you’re still afraid of a choppy market. These two techniques may be better suited to trending markets. After learning Chan Theory this time, I went back and reviewed past market movements using all three techniques. I found that, whatever the type of movement, Chan Theory could make more accurate judgments on top of what the other two techniques offered. It was like gaining a god’s-eye view that swept away all my previous confusion about technical analysis. I believe learning Chan Theory will be crucial to my future trading career, because it has given me more than just a technique—it has given me a complete trading system, from zero to one. Thanks to our senior for the guidance and teaching over the past few days. I hope the community continues to thrive and helps spread the Chan Theory system far and wide.
#缠论交易体系教学
Chan Theory is the third trading technique I’ve studied. The first two were Naked K and momentum. People in trading circles used to say that Chan Theory was the king of technical analysis. After studying it over the past few days, I can see why. When I traded using the other two techniques, I never felt confident. I didn’t know where the market was ultimately headed, so I hesitated over when to enter a trade. I could only estimate roughly where to take profit or place a stop loss. This was especially true after the blond-haired guy took office, when crypto markets often moved to extremes. In those situations, neither of the other techniques could help—but Chan Theory could. Its principle that “a trend must eventually come to an end” solves this problem perfectly. No matter what kind of movement it is—a shakeout, a long wick, or a sharp V-shaped move up or down—the trend will eventually end. No other technique can compare with that. There’s also the central-zone oscillation strategy. People used to say that no matter how good your technical analysis is, you’re still afraid of a choppy market. These two techniques may be better suited to trending markets. After learning Chan Theory this time, I went back and reviewed past market movements using all three techniques. I found that, whatever the type of movement, Chan Theory could make more accurate judgments on top of what the other two techniques offered. It was like gaining a god’s-eye view that swept away all my previous confusion about technical analysis. I believe learning Chan Theory will be crucial to my future trading career, because it has given me more than just a technique—it has given me a complete trading system, from zero to one. Thanks to our senior for the guidance and teaching over the past few days. I hope the community continues to thrive and helps spread the Chan Theory system far and wide.
#缠论交易体系教学
