★ A new work by Suo Xiaohui, a Certified Public Accountant and Investment Director at a private equity fund. A graduate of the Central University of Finance and Economics, he currently serves as a financial advisor to multiple companies and is the author of best-selling finance titles such as 36 Strategies of Capital Operation and The Sutra of Stock Selection.
★ Designed for self-study by ordinary investors, this book brings Chan Theory back from "mysticism" to "science" through standardized processes, quantitative checklists, real-world case studies, and illustrated explanations.
★ The book systematically walks readers through the complete trading loop, unifying quantitative rules for identifying strokes, line segments, centers, and divergences. It moves away from the fragmented, subjective tutorials found online, using abundant real K-line charts to break down trends at all levels—accessible even to zero-basis readers.
★ From basic trend structures to multi-timeframe analysis across large, medium, and small cycles, and precise identification of the first, second, and third types of buy/sell points, the book provides position sizing, stop-loss/take-profit risk control, and trading psychology training—building a complete Chan Theory trading framework.

Addressing the common problem among ordinary investors of "knowing the theory but not the practice," the author reconstructs a standardized, actionable Chan Theory trading system.
The book systematically walks through the complete trading loop from basics to advanced concepts, emphasizing in-session practical thinking. It demonstrates operational logic across various trading scenarios, including individual A-share stocks and indices. Starting from basic trend structure identification, progressing to multi-timeframe joint analysis across large, medium, and small cycles, and culminating in the precise positioning of the first, second, and third types of buy/sell points. The book also provides position allocation, stop-loss/take-profit risk control plans, and solutions to common retail investor problems such as chasing highs and cutting lows, holding onto losses, and failing to lock in profits.
Beyond technical analysis methods, the book covers trading psychology training, helping readers break free from emotional trading and build their own stable trading framework—achieving long-term, steady compound returns through a standardized system.

Suo Xiaohui
A graduate of the Central University of Finance and Economics and a Certified Public Accountant. He has long been engaged in accounting research and practice, including corporate analysis, IPO financial consulting, and industry accounting.
He has planned and published multiple professional finance titles, including Practical Guide to Enterprise Accounting Standards, Complete Practical Book on Financial Accounting for Financial Enterprises, Practical Handbook for Accounting, Cashier, Tax, and Financial Analysis Positions, 36 Strategies of Capital Operation: Model Breakdown and Practical Guide, The Sutra of Stock Selection: Methods for Buying at the Starting Point of a Rally, and If You Don't Understand Finance, You Can't Be a Good Boss (Illustrated Edition).