Kang · Xianglang Pan Pan

Author: Wang Jizhu
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is the third volume in the "Zhenna Theory" series. Based on practical experience and a scientific approach, the author presents the "Image-Wave Theory" derived from the "Image-Number Principle," Japan's "K-line Theory," and "Wave Theory" to readers. It comprehensively analyzes the natural attributes and misconceptions of "Wave Theory," redefines the quantity of "waves" and the relationship between "waves and time-space," and objectively examines the cyclical nature of economic operations. It establishes an intrinsic ten-wave pattern for cyclical cycles, revealing the cyclical and wave-like properties of phenomena using the "Rolling Taiji Bull-Bear Cycle Principle." The book introduces the "Image-Wave Driving Model" and the "K-Image Holomorphic Wave Chart," offering solutions to the operational models and frameworks of K-line and wave analysis. It restores the true nature of K-image and officially deciphers the natural attributes of the "K(?)-line Great Method" and Eliot's "Wave Theory" in the history of both Eastern and Western securities. Under a complete, systematic, and simple theory, the book presents many highly effective and practical methods. For example, applying the I Ching's image-number principles to stock market operations can accurately determine top and bottom regions; the "Five-Minute K-Image Market Analysis" can objectively and accurately assess the overall market and individual stock trends for the day; the "New Stock Opening K-Image Taiji Cycle Positioning Method" can be used for image-wave positioning in the early stages of new stock listings; and the "K-Image · Image-Wave Zhenna Selection Method" enables investors to truly follow the chart in a rapidly changing market, generalize from specific cases, and always stay aware of market trends and the timing of wave movements.