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Analysis of Cao's Failure (4)
Regarding the "soybean storm" incident, let's take a look at the following chart of American soybeans in 2003-2004, and analyze how these enterprises caused losses by purchasing American soybeans in 2003. As shown in figure 2-5-3:
Figure 2-5-3
According to Boshen's formula "taking single line as the conventional standard", we use Boshen's single K-line column for measurement, and the measurement results are shown in the above figure. Pictured: 1. From the time point of view, the soybean price rose for three months in April, 2003, and reached the highest point in July, and then began to fall. These two waves of callback market conform to the three-five cycle in the time window "three-five-four-seven-thirteen". Secondly, from the analysis of the eight lines of Boshen's law, the callback in July 2003 is in the position of two and a half lines of Boshen's law, which conforms to the formula of Boshen's law "leave the field within two and a half lines"; After the callback, it rose to the seventh line in one breath and began to fall sharply, which is also in line with the formula of "the seventh line should leave decisively" in Boshen Law. If you follow Boshen's law and start to do more when you exceed the high point of the lowest K-line column, that is, buy soybeans at 622 yuan, and do three-band operations on lines 2.5 and 5.7 according to Boshen's law, even if the leverage ratio of futures margin is not calculated, the value of soybeans will double from the market price alone. If a country ...