Please explain the picture simply by the master of entanglement theory!

The second highest point before 6 o'clock is the short-term inflection point. Who told you that there would be no consolidation without a new high? Isn't it clear in a class that bulls are weaker if they don't even hit a new high? There is no need to compare the strength of MACD.

Besides, if there is deviation or consolidation deviation every time there is a new high, how can the second selling point of the conclusion be corrected? Are you confused? Even if you only look at the MACD indicators below, you know that there should be short-term shorting, and there will be at least 3-4 adjustments.

To say the essence of entanglement theory, the complete classification of trends at the same level and the recursive relationship between different levels should be the core.

In fact, if you apply the traditional classical theory for a long time, you will find that all the conclusions in the classical theory are jokes in the face of probability, and entanglement theory can provide certainty for any trend type.

Give a simple example:

The position in entanglement theory must be perfect, which can clearly tell you that any trend type, such as consolidation with only one center, will inevitably hit a new low or a new high after the center is formed. There are still many such certainties. After the trend type deviates, there will inevitably be a reverse movement. At a certain level, there will be enough trading space and the profit will be guaranteed. No classical theory can provide such certainty.

There is also recursion and step-by-step promotion between different levels of trends, which can help me to determine the trading point more accurately when there is a trading signal at a large level, and with the continuous improvement of the technical level, it can become more and more accurate. Take my own example, Shanghai natural rubber. Generally, my stop loss and profit ratio can reach 1: 10 or so. In terms of success rate, my highest record is that 54 trading days have not triggered a stop loss.

From a larger perspective, the entanglement theory not only teaches me how to trade, but also helps me to observe myself and understand the operation of society from the perspective of trading.