After returning to the wealthy family, I was abused by my biological parents

Chapter 1418

Legend has it that true masters do not look at K-lines, they only look at the roll of funds in and out.

It’s not that Chen Pingan can’t do it. Even Edwards can see the inflow and outflow of funds through changes in transactions and positions.

It just might not be that accurate.

Chen Pingan didn't dare to say that he could see very accurately unless he wrote the software himself.

Now thinking back to when I first entered university, I thought about making some kind of model with my roommates...

Too idealistic.

Today's financial market transactions are only suitable for two types of people.

The first one is quantitative trading, but it is banned in most countries because it is a ruthless harvester of retail investors.

It's a complete crush of funds.

When the base quantity is large enough, once the conditions are triggered, the system will automatically conduct the transaction without even a millisecond of hesitation.

As for the profit, even if it is only one dollar after paying taxes and fees, the system will execute it without hesitation.

There is no way that retail investors can do this.

The second type is the real master, which is divided into two categories.

One type does not touch stocks because they think that although there is no risk, the money comes too slowly.

The first type is those who rarely touch futures. It’s not because they don’t have the ability, but because it’s time-consuming and labor-intensive. Moreover, almost all of these people have experienced margin calls and dislike this kind of risk. They think it’s not as safe as stocks.

Most of those who survive in the market are these two types of people.

Chen Ping'an has a very clear understanding of his own positioning. He knows his strengths and advantages, but he also knows where his shortcomings lie.

He believes that what he lacks in the market is a real sense of the overall situation.

For example, he doesn't read policies, current affairs, in-depth industry knowledge, market hotspots, etc.

Because these are the people who really need to do ultra-short-term trading or long-term layout and invest truly need to master this knowledge.

His biggest advantage is that he has a lot of money, and the trend is created by money.

If you want a certain trend, just transfer the money.

What's more, he is very familiar with the trends and structures, which enables him to be at ease in both the stock market and the futures market.

Apart from targeting the Tang family and the Fang Group, he basically doesn't touch the stock market because it makes money slowly.

The only problem was that he had only studied forex and bonds but had never actually traded them.

To the market, he looked like a learned rogue.

Edwards's advice and suggestions to him were fundamentally that he didn't want him to take risks.

3900 points is not impossible, the question is, after going up, can it be brought down?

How much will it cost to take it down?

All activities should be oriented towards completing mission objectives.

A slight deviation is okay...

The problem is that this task has not been broken down to the level of operation, which means that Chen Pingan can do whatever he wants as long as he can complete the task objectives.

3519, 3547, 3561, 3630...

It seems to be an increase of a few points, but it is not reasonable to talk about the increase without considering the structure and trend.

The second 5F payment did not develop as Chen Pingan expected.

There was a lot of liquidation going on here.

The holdings decreased by more than 2000 lots, and the two could only see the outflow of funds and the reduction of holdings.

For a market where daily open interest doesn’t exceed 6 lots, that’s a lot of money.

He had no idea where the funds came from, but despite this, Chen Pingan did not hesitate.

Long orders continue to increase.

Edwards watched him use the money to buy one by one, but did not take any action.

This is Chen Pingan's battle alone.

He just needs to be a bystander.

At the same time, in the trading room of a state-owned fund company in Kuala Lumpur, a middle-aged man frowned as he watched the large orders that kept appearing on the market and being executed quickly, biting his lip in hesitation.