Humanity's understanding of the fluctuation patterns of the stock market is a very challenging world-class problem. So far, no theory or method has been convincing and can stand the test of time. In 2000, the famous economist Robert Shiller pointed out in the book "Irrational Prosperity": "We should keep in mind that Stock market pricing has not formed a perfect science; in 2013, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences pointed out when awarding Robert Shiller and others the Nobel Prize in Economic
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