Theory and operation are almost two different things. Theory can make people talk on paper, while Kan Kan talks about it. But the operation needs not only theoretical analysis, but also capital control and a good attitude. This is not clear in one or two sentences. Just like many stock reviews, articles are published every day to predict the ups and downs, but only those who really buy and sell can understand the right and wrong, and the real profit and loss will affect the intraday mentality. This is a series of related problems.

Only when the technical analysis of stocks reaches that step can we truly understand that step, just like a person's life, many things can only be truly understood after experience.

There are not many technical theories, but they are profound. Take the most popular moving averages as an example: if six moving averages are used, with the daily line as the main operation cycle, the weekly line as the trend auxiliary judgment, and the 60-minute line as the entry and exit auxiliary judgment, how many moving averages are needed?

Or take the moving average as an example: what is the trend? What are the entrances and exits? What is the stop loss? What is the increase or decrease of positions?

Therefore, there is no need to learn too much theoretical knowledge. The key is whether a certain theoretical knowledge you have learned can be used as a practical operation. There is only one standard, that is, compound interest.

Wave theory is mixed, and the theme is good; Gann's theory can hardly be used as a firm operation; However, the entanglement theory should be studied well. Entanglement theory is three-dimensional thinking, which can cultivate the technical analysis and practical operation ability of the system.