I Can See the Rising and Falling Colors

Lu Ming is a financial editor who is struggling to make ends meet. His main job is to translate those "technical adjustments" and "structural opportunities" into human language: if it falls, it falls, and if it doesn't rise, it doesn't rise. It wasn't until he stayed up late to finish a manuscript that the world in front of him changed strangely - on the stock market K-line chart, there was an "emotional color" that only he could see: Red is greed chasing the rise, green is panic and stampede, gray is confusion and sideways trading... And the flash of gold represents the fleeting opportunity for the daily limit. While everyone was still studying financial reports and interpreting policies, Lu Ming had already seen the truest emotional pulse of the market through this "color filter". Looking at the only 20,000 yuan in savings left in his account and the 800,000 yuan mortgage bill in his hometown, he pushed up his glasses and made a simple decision: follow the color. Starting from the daily limit brought by the first touch of gold, he sailed cautiously in the emotional wave of red and green, with a clear and down-to-earth goal: to earn one million first and pay off his mortgage. However, when he made small gains in the stock market with this "special vision", some mysterious figures with rich purple heads (representing "control and layout") began to appear frequently in his vision... "It turns out," Lu Ming looked at a certain stock that was completely wrapped in dark purple and smiled, "The so-called 'main trend' is this color?"