操盘手注意筹码分布（Trader pays attention to chip distribution）.doc

操盘手注意筹码分布（Trader pays attention to chip distribution） Theory of chip analysis The theory of chip analysis is the basic basis of morphological analysis. Only by thoroughly grasping the theory of chip analysis can the form analysis be carried out accurately. We can often hear the term chip distribution. It used to be used in the past, but now I think its more appropriate to use the chip structure. Chip analysis theory, that is, according to the characteristics of chips flow, analysis of the historical situation of the stock market or stock, draw its chip structure, and then predict the future trend according to the chip structure. The natural law basis of chip analysis theory is the characteristics of chip flow. Chip flow characteristics, but also psychological content. In brief, that is, the relation between the selling proportion in unit time and the holding time and the proportion of profit and loss. This is a two variable function. Because I do not know the true number of daily sell (for dealer or retail operations, out), so it could not accurately given this function. At present, I only know that the greater the proportion of losses, the longer the holding time, the greater the proportion of selling; and the smaller the proportion of loss, the shorter the holding time, the smaller the proportion of selling. It is a negative power relation. Profit side, the proportion of selling and holding time has nothing to do, profit 0-%20%, the proportion of selling first rise and fall, after 20%, basically unrelated to the profit margin. In other words, the profit chip is sold at a constant value. On the whole, the selling ratio of profit chips is obviously higher than the loss chips. A brief description of this law is sick as a mountain down, sick to go on foot. So, I use the chip structure rather than chip distribution because the structure includes both time distribution and spatial distribution. The chip structure is a scatter plot, and each point represents a chip unit.