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a market-reading perspective

 From the perspective of "Waiting's perspective



At the time of 2018, I was attracted to the message that Eunma Apartment in Daechi was 3 billion won cheaper, so I am looking at the post of "Waiting."


At that time, the price of Eunma Apartment was between 13 and 1.4 billion won, and the market was based on Helio City's 9500-generation residence and government policy


It was a very provocative point of view to mention that silver horses were 3 billion won cheaper since they were quite intimidated.


I'm not sure if I know what he's thinking 



It reads the market based on the expansion and contraction of the monetary system. 


It predicts changes in interest rates, exchange rates, and prices due to currency fluctuations and describes the market 


It's a really good storyline, in keeping with the current trend (yes,it's a step away from the storyline is really good.


Deterministic Perspectives Like Classical Dynamics



The perspective of those who want to macroscopicize the flow of the market is similar to classical mechanics.



Like Einstein wanted to integrate all the laws of physics and predict everything.



You can look at the monetary system and try to predict everything by combining energy sources, population changes, and astronomy with economic flows.



Technological Evolution and Quantum Perspectives


It's quantum mechanics that breaks down the existing framework of the macro perspective 


The understanding of quantum mechanics breaks down the deterministic perspective. 



The trend of technological evolution is quantum? It's right to look at it from a perspective 


Technological evolution breaks down existing market flows and patterns. 


Mixing macroscopic flow and technological evolution together will give you a good perspective.



I don't know if that's possible.

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