Models are very useful tools for beginners, and they can quickly make logical judgments.
Whether it is when analyzing project investment research or analyzing K-line to bring MACD or RSI into the model, it will be logical.
A successful analysis method must be replicable, just like many researchers use the MACD index as the main auxiliary. We can define this use process/method as a relatively abstract model.
Why do we say that a successful analysis method must be replicable?
My understanding is that this is inevitable. Its teacher gives him the method, and he then teaches the method to others. This process is a kind of model embodiment.
We need to be good at using models to analyze and disassemble.
Establish a trading system of your own, and then concretize it into a model. When we need to use it, we only need to fill in the blanks according to the template. Many trading robot strategies are also dead templates, but often many of them will have a 90% success rate.
For newcomers, don't dislike the rigid model. The model only helps you to quickly be logical. Newcomers in the currency circle have logic and have already surpassed 80% of investors.
Once you have the logic, you can discuss deeper things based on it.
