1.1 Clarification concept

In the previous article, we used a historical review to think about the basic concepts that we faced when we first came into contact with financial transactions.

Following this kind of thinking, the next article will delve into a series of concepts that were faced at the beginning of the financial transaction (A-). If these concepts are still vague (B), they will bring a lot of risk to their own investment.

Here is a quote from G. W. F. Hegel in the book "Lecture on history philosophy":

This is an experience and historical teaching - the state and the government have never learned anything from history, nor have they learned any lessons from them.

It is hoped that traders will be able to trace back to history, clarify the basic concepts they faced at the beginning, and shape a good trading foundation.

[Thinking] A concept is an abstract description of a specific thing. The purpose of clarifying the concept is to understand and approach the thing itself as much as possible. This is the best way to understand things.

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