Welles Wilder's Advanced Theory: Space and Market Geometry

Author: Huang Wen-Zhong
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Geometry has a long history and is the foundation of human cultural development. It is also a set of knowledge that humans use to interpret the objective laws of the universe. Research has proven that geometric relationships play a profound role in the time, price, and space of financial markets. This book explores the implicit mathematical and geometric relationships in financial markets, revealing another aspect of market analysis and helping you understand the truth of the market: Four market trend analysis methods, explaining Gann's spatial theory, circular theory, and the essence of the market, mysterious pyramid time and space ratios, the Pythagorean theorem and square root theory that dominate the market, square and cubic structures in trends, Chinese Jiujiu calendar and market cycles. Accompanied by numerous stock and forex examples and analysis charts, it comprehensively explains the profound and mysterious geometric theories of market space and time-price.
Geometry has a long history and is the foundation of human cultural development. It is also a set of knowledge that humans use to interpret the objective laws of the universe. Research has proven that geometric relationships play a profound role in the time, price, and space of financial markets. This book explores the implicit mathematical and geometric relationships in financial markets, revealing another aspect of market analysis and helping you understand the truth of the market: Four market trend analysis methods, explaining Gann's spatial theory, circular theory, and the essence of the market, mysterious pyramid time and space ratios, the Pythagorean theorem and square root theory that dominate the market, square and cubic structures in trends, Chinese Jiujiu calendar and market cycles. Accompanied by numerous stock and forex examples and analysis charts, it comprehensively explains the profound and mysterious geometric theories of market space and time-price.