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从未败北的人（A man who never fails） The story of Mel and Vader Hogan Everyone learns how to make a profit on the stock market in his own way. But Mr. John Train, a finance writer, likes to hear stories about his personal insights from Mr. Houston from Melvid Hogan. After the Second World War, Mr. Hogan retired. He then took part in the drilling equipment manufacturing industry, and began buying and selling shares, beginning as a hobby. At the end of the year. However, his account is always a net loss. Hogan tried all sorts of ways to read or hear: the methods of technical analysis, the methods of basic analysis, the synthesis of all these analytical methods... But he somehow failed to end up in a loss. And he lost money even during the big rally in 1958, even when the blind man wouldnt lose money. But almost all lost a lot of money on conversion and fancy in the short term. So Mr. Hogan was depressed and depressed. One day in 1961, he arrived at the Houston Merrill Lynch Office, a senior financial officer sitting in front of the table, he noticed on his face to his unhappiness, the director is how many years have been so. The chief motioned Hogan to go to his desk. Would you like to meet someone? He asked the competent feeble, from no losses in the stock market! Hogan said, from the Baba nodules, without a loss? On the whole, hes never made a loss, the supervisor said slowly. Ive been in charge of him for nearly 40 years.. Then he sat with his finger to see the stock market ticker of the crowd that he was a heavy man dressed in overalls. If you want, youll have him. Youd better hurry, the supervisor suggested. The man in every awkward heavy pants came here every few years unless he was going to buy. He is always hovering a few minutes, gazing at ticker. This is a kind of rice from the Gulf of suburban and livestock farmers. So Mr Hogan through the crowd, a seat beside the stranger found wearing overalls. Hogan first introduced himself, and then he talked for a while about