波浪理论的数学基础（Mathematical foundations of wave theory）.docVIP

波浪理论的数学基础（Mathematical foundations of wave theory） Mathematical foundations of wave theory I. overview It is commonly said that ten analysts have eleven wave methods. Most people feel that the Eliot wave theory is too abstruse, difficult to grasp. In 1946, Eliot completed a comprehensive work on wave theory, the law of nature, the secrets of the universe. You see, how big is he?. Eliot firmly believes that his theory of waves is part of the universal laws of nature that restrict all human activities. The advantage of wave theory is that warning signals can be issued in advance at the top or bottom of the wave, while the traditional techniques of analysis can only be verified later. Eliot wave theory has a full range of the ability to view the operation of the market, which helps explain why specific form, where, and why they have such significance in prediction and so on. In addition, it also helps us to identify the current market in its overall position in the periodic structure. The mathematical foundation of wave theory is a set of sequences discovered by Faye Bo Naqi in thirteenth Century. The Faye Bo Naqi sequence is the mathematical basis of the golden section, the golden rectangle, and the logarithmic spiral. They have their shadow in music, art, and architecture. Two, the basic principle of wave theory, AI. Wave theory has three important aspects: morphology, the proportion and the importance of time, according to the above order lower down. Shape, the shape or structure of a wave, is the most important part of wave theory. The scale analysis refers to the determination of the retracement point and the price target by measuring the close relation between the waves. The last aspect is time, and the waves are also interrelated in time. We can use this relationship to verify the shape and proportion of waves. Some analysts believe that time relations are less reliable in conducting market forecasts. Eliots theory is mainly applied to the stock price index, esp