Don't tell me about technical analysis. Playing the stock market is always a shuttle.

First, you don't have any statistics to prove how high the success rate can be.

Second, as far as I know, investors who really know technology, whether they choose stocks or calculate reasonable trading points, are much higher than those who don't, and there is almost no comparability between them.

Third, pay attention to the word true in my last article. Many investors know technology, but they just learned the technical analysis methods invented hundreds of years ago without trading volume data and financial derivatives such as futures options, such as the K-line in Japan and the waves in Europe and America. Or the technical indicators of various calculation formulas invented by others decades ago, which are not easy to use, are released to everyone.

So how accurate is this knowledge if it is not adjusted?