The central theme revolves around his innovative theories-- the Market Efficient Cycle and Average Rationality. By redefining the efficient market hypothesis and introducing the concept of an effective cycle, he addresses long-standing controversies and disagreements within financial theory. His notion of " average rationality" transcends the traditional dichotomy of rational and bounded rational actors, providing a nuanced understanding of investor behavior.
This book offers insights into the price discovery function of the capital market and implications for government regulation. It is a powerful tool for understanding macroeconomic trends and systemic financial risks and formulating long-term investment strategies.