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Is it still unreliable to learn K-line stocks? Why is this?
There are various "factions" in stock trading. Some people make money by looking at the K-chart, some by analyzing the stock fundamentals, some by "TDH, GDZ", some by "rat warehouse", some by gossip, and some by greedy goods in the stock market and bear market. K-line is drawn by assets, which are uncertain and independent, so the future of the stock market must be changeable. This is not to say that the K-line is useless, but that many people don't understand the intention of the assets behind the K-line.

So I didn't understand the K-line drill. It was actually a question of probability. In other words, today's stock daily limit, tomorrow's stock daily limit can continue, tomorrow's stock daily limit can be reduced, tomorrow's stock daily limit can be reduced, and even tomorrow's stock daily limit can be reduced. This is a question of probability, and probability is determined by the intention of assets. K-line is just a special tool for us to analyze stock trading. It does not have the innate conditions to guide everyone to quantify trading strategies and manipulate trading strategies. In other words, we analyze the trend of the stock market through K-line permutation and combination.

But you can't buy or sell stocks just because you look at the K-line. Instead, we should guide the actual operation according to the different forms of K-line composition and combined with the judgment of index values. As we all know, learning K-line well is only the basis of stock trading, and it is far from learning stock trading well in the real sense. Stock trading is not a question of IQ or knowledge at all. The great scientist Copernicus lost all his money in the stock market, so he said a famous saying: "I can calculate the trajectory of celestial bodies, but it is difficult to predict everyone's madness."

Stock trading is not about learning mathematics and physics, but about learning human nature. Both george soros, a master of global speculation, and Warren Buffett, a value-added investor, attach great importance to making money by taking advantage of human weakness in the market. Knowing the K-line only shows that you have learned a little about speculative trading, which is far from the level needed to become an excellent speculative master. You are the same as a chef.