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Ding Xie is simple-minded and does not understand technical analysis at all, but he can become a big winner in the stock and futures markets by relying on simple concepts such as "Everyone is dead, but I am not dead." Due to his courage and "good luck" possession, he is actually quite Zen-like in addition to being funny. I remembered the book "Butterfly Effect Economics" I read at the beginning of the year, which satirized the unreliability of traditional economic and technical analysis, and it is better for simple-minded people to just try their luck. People born after the 1980s may not be familiar with "The Big Era", but they have definitely heard of the Ding Crab Effect. Ding Xie is Zheng Shaoqiu's character in "The Great Era" - a person who is full of self-confidence and speaks of benevolence and morality, but is actually extremely selfish, self-righteous, and at the same time extremely neurotic, paranoid, and unreasonable. The most successful character aspect of "The Great Era" is the creation of the character Ding Xie. After that, it was reported that whenever a new play by Zheng Shaoqiu was staged, the stock price would magically fall, so it was called the "Ding Crab Effect".
