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In-depth reading of the theory of professional speculation: the classic wisdom of unlocking financia

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Key Point:Most of them went to great lengths to find itProfessional speculation theoryThe treasure PDF, read it three times and still thinks, "i get it, but i don't get it." the problem is never enough knowledge, but the discipline and psychological management framework you lack, which victor devoted half of his book to。Victor's six-disciplinary integrationVictor crawled on wall street for more than a decade, eventually condensing the seven areas of

Most of them went to great lengths to find itProfessional speculation theoryThe treasure PDF, read it three times and still thinks, "i get it, but i don't get it." the problem is never enough knowledge, but the discipline and psychological management framework you lack, which victor devoted half of his book to。

Victor's six-disciplinary integration

Victor crawled on wall street for more than a decade, eventually condensing the seven areas of winning, market tools, technical analysis, statistical probabilities, economics, political science, human psychology into a set of direct callable principles. He didn't ask you to back seven books, but to find a cross-section where different disciplines could test each other in the same deal, reducing the judgement blindness created by a single perspective。

The logic of ethics is specific: before economic data are released, politics helps you judge the true intentions of policy, psychology points the critical point of market sentiment, technical analysis to the entrance and exit window, and three points in the same direction. Any contradiction between the two dimensions gives up the deal, instead of the so-called "presumably right" and waits for more signal resonance。

Knowledge is never a charm

Victor has repeatedly said a counterintuitive: knowledge is absolutely no guarantee of success. He had seen too many young traders who graduated from school, full of brain macromodels and options greek letters, but even a stop-loss note had to be put in jeopardy, three years down the account and never made it into a major union for professional transactions。

What really opens the gap is the word "management plan plus psychological discipline". A set of rules, written in black and white, is better than 100 coupons. At this critical moment in the disc, you're not relying on an introspection, but on a "y if x happens" condition reflecting fear and greed out of the decision-making chain。

It's only fair to read the economic cycle

Victor's understanding of the economic cycle is not the GDP curve in the textbooks, but rather a chain of causes and consequences of credit expansion, investment in productive capacity and lag in employment. It was on the black monday of 1987 that he saw a serious disconnect between credit data and data on the use of labour by the entity, which led to a two-week reduction in the volume of work he had been able to escape from the tragic fall。

The aim of the macromap is not to predict a precise turning point, but to determine what stage it is at. The tendency to leverage money during the expansion period, the contraction period to make only the technocratic bands, and the bottom signals of the decisive silos in the early stages of the recession, the rhythm is right。

Risk is more worth studying than profit

The book focuses on two main areas: forecasting price trends and managing risk. But victor didRisk managementA significant increase in space was left. What he said was to the effect that if the expected returns were higher, and if the risk exposures were not calculated before entry, it would not be speculation, it would be the flipping of coins on the table with real money and silver, and would be lost in the long run。

Landing is a mechanical practice: the maximum loss of death is written before entry, and the loss is stopped by using a percentage of the net value of the account instead of a fixed amount. The account was withdrawn to 20 per cent to automatically drop a slot and 30 per cent to stop all transactions from entering the mandatory double-entry period. It's not a matter of willpower. It's a mathematical constraint to avoid a burst。

It's a low-level test

Victor didn't shy away from the fact that the best traders would run into a low-level period of continuous loss. The key difference is whether you wait for the signal at the low tide, by the rules, or do you go up and "take it back." the latter makes the account truly zero, and the former makes only a few months less, without affecting the slope of the long-term curve。

His proposal was simple: to cut the frequency of transactions to less than half the normal time in a low-tide period, to do the maximum level of signal, to keep a touch of the trade while strictly controlling the total loss. And when the tide goes down, you'll see a loss. The period of loss is precisely the time when the rule is the last to be observed。

Turn knowledge into daily routines

Victor gave us an operating framework: 15 minutes a day before the opening, only three things were checked — whether the hold-up logic was still valid, whether the financial curve was off-set, and whether the trading plan for the day was clear. Instead of swiping out dozens of financial stories to feel, it was talking to its own rules, confirming that it was not going in the wrong direction。

He was strongly opposed to the randomity of "i feel like i'm coming in." every day, it is routine to identify risks, confirm positions, confirm conditions for entry, and clicks are allowed until all three are completed. Turning speculation into a fixed process leaves no gap in emotions, and the account curve is truly replicable。

Do you have a trade book that you've read three times or not? The comment section talks about where the title and the card are, and the next one i want to show you is the best。

 
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