투자자들에게는 어려운시장일듯하지만, 미국증시는 상승마감했다.

I'm reading "The Mathematician Who Solved the Market" by Jim Simmons, which I bought earlier this year. I'm having a hard time with the cold my granddaughter gave me. When I catch a cold, I give up everything else and feel my head clear.

투자자들에게는 어려운시장일듯하지만, 미국증시는 상승마감했다.

1. There are patterns in the market. I think we'll find them.

2. In my early 20s, after becoming a math professor, I said, "Is this it? Do I have to do this for the rest of my life? There must be something more."

3.People in poker don't need to know why their opponents are depressed or lively to win money. You just have to figure out how to feel.

As I read it, I sympathize with it many times.

He quit his position as the head of the department of mathematics at Stony Brook at 40 and started a securities forecasting model company, and it wasn't that late when I started investing in stocks myself at the age of 46.

I'm reading page 90, and when I'm done, I think I'll go one step closer to the market conundrum.

full of expectations.

9:30 am, I'm reading page 129 and it's getting higher and higher.

10:17 am, reading page 171
1989 relocation of Axcom to the Berkeley Wells Fargo building. This is a place I know

The people Simmons scouted and attracted are all professors.

And when I was in the Berkeley underground laboratory with a laser and a bang, Simmons was running right around here.

A lot of hot stuff was going on in a hot, progressive Berkeley.

Jobs, Son Jeong-ui and Simmons were all there

It was a hot place where smart dorks from all over the world were concentrated

10:53 am, page 189
Vulkamp "I was always more motivated by curiosity, and Simons was focused on money."

In my experience, it was similar to the results in this book.
The pattern is ubiquitous in the market and I rarely remember losing money when betting on it.

Korean Shipping also bought 5 million won on Wednesday and 5 million won on sk yesterday morning, all of which rose.

A pattern is a pattern. 🖋

Stocks rallied as the PCE price index, recognized as the most important inflation data the Fed is watching, fell below market expectations and consumer spending also slowed.

However, the market only gained ground immediately after the data was released and then turned bearish, showing a fairly sluggish performance. It could be seen as a strong sign that the correction would continue with some technology stocks that appeared to be overstretching along with the market's much worse health.

But things were just 20 minutes before the market closed. Strong buying started pushing the market up, creating perhaps the most dynamic market of the year. As a result, the S&P 500 was up 4.8% in May alone, with huge swings of over 2%.

The strongest performer was the Dow, which rose 1.5% to close with its biggest daily gain in seven months since November. The Nasdaq, on the other hand, ended slightly lower, with Big Tech still sluggish.

A difficult market has been created that has left investors dizzy, but as a result, the broader market is pointing to a recovery. As a result, today's market appears to be a well-directed "bear trap," as if further declines and adjustments are coming. If big tech has been sluggish, but the larger market recovers, investors are likely to find confidence in them quickly.

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