"Looking at the current situation, next Monday and Tuesday will be important tis for our fund to establish positions. Students who have enough pocket money can follow and buy a bit. We'll discuss what specific thes to invest in later. First, let's resolve how to judge market trends. This is quite simple and can be done with a little effort."
"We open financial software such as Da Zhi Hui, Tong Hua Shun, or Dong Fang Fortune, which include the historical trends of A-shares. Before actually entering the market, I divided the historical trends of the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Growth Enterprise Market into about 15 intervals and then studied them one K-line at a ti. Look, each K-line has a star on top. Clicking on it opens up so news."
"All we need to do is study why each K-line moved the way it did in each phase, what the corresponding off-market news was, and what policies erged at that ti. Then, by reviewing the macroeconomic conditions of that period, we can extract the overall economic state and roughly understand the major and minor cycles within the stock market."
"For example, what were the specific reasons for the bull market in 2007?"
"What did the corresponding K-lines look like?"
"How did the sectors rotate?"
"What was the relationship and fluctuation coefficient between volu and price?"
"As long as we clear up all these big and small questions, knowing not only what happened but also why it happened, then it will be quite easy to fully grasp the overall trend of the stock market."
"I spent a full month and a half on this task. It included reviewing every historical K-line, searching for news, quickly studying macroeconomics, building models to summarize the volu-price relationship, and morizing the capital performances at the start and near the end of cycles, and so on..."
"All of you are more talented than I am—the cream of the crop from top universities, aces in your colleges. I believe that once you've grasped the correct thods, doing the sa thing will certainly be simpler and take less ti..."
Before he could finish speaking, a buzzing broke out among the audience.
Chen Yanfei was flabbergasted. Is this guy for real?! Mastering so much information in a month and a half—is that even humanly possible? Forget about the so-called top students from universities like ours; bring over the top scorers from Qingbei and see if they can do it!
Chen Yanfei deliberately glanced at Ding Xiang to gauge her reaction.
Ding Xiang was completely disoriented, her eyes practically spinning, looking utterly baffled.
But failing to understand did not prevent her from admiring Han Lie. Her dazed eyes sparkled brightly, and with hands clasped before her chest, she muttered softly, "Brother Lie is so amazing!"
Chen Yanfei rolled her eyes forcefully, not wanting to deal with her anymore.
Besides, hushed, continuous discussions could be heard all around.
Fang Xing: "Why do I feel that Han Lie's thod is so unreliable?"
Xiao Luo: "That's far-fetched..."
Huang Li: "The thod itself might be reliable, even very accurate, but the ti it requires is probably extensive..."
Fat Girl: "Exactly, exactly! Give a year, and I might not be able to handle all that content!"
Xiao Qing: "How many points did you score in the college entrance exam?"
Fat Girl: "671."
Everyone: "..."
In the front row, Vice Principal Liu quietly asked the Dean of the Finance Departnt, "Can Han Lie's thod be promoted within your departnt?"
The Dean—with all those prefixes: a PhD in Economics from UW-M, a Master's in Finance from MIT, a ntor to many PhD students, and one of the few Grade II Professors of Finance in the universities of Magic Capital—could only smile bitterly and shake his head at the Vice Principal.
"If I can't do it, let's not make it hard for the kids, shall we?"
"Oh? It's that difficult?" Vice Principal Liu's pupils contracted.
"It's not about difficulty... It's that kind of..."
The Dean considered his words carefully and finally squeezed out a sentence, "It's that kind of thod unique to geniuses—it seems dumb at first glance, like you just need to put in hard work.
But, the foundational knowledge and cognitive structure needed to accomplish such a task would, at the very least, require a master's degree from a highly-ranked Project 985 university.
If a student's foundation is not strong enough, and they seriously study the K-lines as instructed, but can't derive any valuable conclusions or experiences, then what's the point of the review?
So, in fact, anyone can follow Han Lie's approach in reviewing, but how much they learn, how long it takes, and what kind of frawork they build is entirely individual..."
The Dean was being very objective, and the leaders around him understood—
Unteachable, simply unteachable! Forcing them to learn it would just be detrintal!
Vice Principal Liu suddenly felt deflated. Damn it, isn't this just ssing with people?
As he sighed, there was suddenly a burst of enthusiastic applause and a hodgepodge of cheers from behind.
Hey, did so students actually get it?
He turned around, surprised, only to see a group of slackers from the Humanities departnt acting silly and having fun.
"Brother Lie is aweso!"
"God Lie is the coolest!"
"I love you so much!"
Good grief. Liu Yingjun, Yin Qin, Yu Yun—that group of underachievers—not one of them really understood anything, yet they didn't miss a beat in cheering...
Who cares if it's correct or universally applicable? As long as he's cool, that's enough!
Han Lie on stage was indeed cool, vigorous and commanding, more dominant than the tycoons in novels.
Pan Ge rested his chin in his hands, smiling with delight as he watched the stage, in a very good mood.
Xi Luting crossed his arms and leaned back in his chair like a big shot, his face stern, but his eyes soft like water.
A man's handsoness is never about how stunning his looks are, but rather about the radiant aura and the air of a strong person that emanates from within.
The instinctive female admiration for strength is etched in their genes; won can't help but love those strong and handso devils.
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