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台湾股神罗威操盘秘笈二
对于一个操盘手，（其实每一个人都是操盘手，最少你是自己资金的操盘手）最重要的不在分析行情，而是在扣板机，行情看准了也要会扣板机才算数。
看到目标敢不敢动手，执行力才是输赢的关键。
找到最高点，想一下，这根K线为什么会是最高点？找到最低点，想一下，这根K线为什么会是最低点？最高最低之前的K线是什么？最高最低之后的K线是什么？反转的K线，有单K，双K，三K等等，五个圈圈就是一个小的K线型态。
“我是先看了K线关于反转的说明，再去划圈，互相做比对，发现真是难以相信的雷同。
”对了，这就是答案了，用心去了解之后，你才会相信，相信之后，你才会敢于使用。
你会发现，大盘的K线转折比较清楚，个股就不是那么容易了，K线是日本人发明的，因此日经指数用K线战法更有效。
这是市场的选择的问题。
吞噬（开高收低吞掉前一根阳线），发生在型态高位是吞噬顶，为卖出信号，但若是发生在型态低位，却是吞噬底，反而应注意买进时机。
低位的空头吞噬（更妙的是还带破底），是洗盘K线的一种，这种吞噬是最后吞噬底，代表着空头气力用尽，失望卖压全出，将来多方只要小小力量就可反攻大涨，K线战法将之归类为空头骗线的一种，也是买进信号!K线会在关键时刻，连续透露着反转信息。
你除了要事后知道反转型态之外，也要试着去猜明天可能的K线型态。
历史总是会重演，下次不要又被骗了就好。
当然，确认信号不完全来自于K线，也有很多东西辅佐，比如说均线、技术指标、板块轮动情况。
昨日大涨，今日小红小黑的整理，一向是股市的惯性，庄家快速地拉离成本，然后停顿，让大家决定要不要跟上来，有人跟进当然再拉一段，若没人跟进，庄家也不是阿呆。
这是股市的心理，不是吗？身为散户，找到好的买点切进，然后设好停损，接着就是坐着等待，股价会往阻力最小的方向前进，让时间累积获利，直到它出现了危险信号，如何坐着不动，就是你对方法的信心和心态的训练。
要做好交易，只是不犯同样的错。
把错误记下来，不要犯相同的错误。
每个人的个性不同，没有一套可以适用于每一个人的方法，只要避免犯错，就可接近成功。
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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: What you've learned in government and civics classes is unfolding right now on Capitol Hill. How the lessons apply in life -- our first story on CNN Student News! First Up: Supreme Court NomineeAZUZ: Elena Kagan is a name you're going to be hearing in the weeks ahead. She is the solicitor-general -- the Obama administration's top lawyer. It's her job to argue cases for the government at the U.S. Supreme Court. 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罗威多周期KD怎么操作K值80以上3根K线为钝化1
罗威多周期KD怎么操作K值80以上3根K线为钝化1
箱型就是在最近高点和最近低点所架构出来的空间里面跳来跳去，通达信软件「主图指标」中有一个很不错的功能「XT箱体」，内定参数是10(如有需要，请自行修正你需要的参数)，会自动在K线的最后一根上方一个【箱顶】小点，下方一个【箱底】小点。
上下这两点用四方形框框把它框起来，就是箱型了！
其实在箱型里面，根本不用去管现在是第几只脚，也不用去预测未来会怎么走，那些都太累了，也会常常猜错，在还没突破前就在硬拼，怎会有赢的道理？罗威说：「股市的秘密就在整理后的新方向」，也就是箱型突破或跌破后的新方向。
这是很简单的道理，懂的人只要等待箱型突破时再切入就行了。
周五盘中小叮咛，我依照15分KD的强势过下降压力线，突破箱型来研判下半场应该还会有向上的行情，可惜这强势并没有延续下去，反而是盘整盘。
那么这个小级数的趋势结束了吗？事实上左低右高的W底出现，又能突破压力线，目标已经很明显要挑战3120以上的区域！
但是15分K突破压力线后稍做压回整理也是很自然的事情。
现在比较让人担心的是60分的KD一直都无法往上去挑战80这关卡，60分目前还没看到高档钝化(KD的K值连续在80上方三根)，所以也一直无法肯定的说日KD往上是否真的具有扬升力道。
我相信微博有很多人知道多周期，但是不知道怎么用，想想看，操作的精随不是要有适当的趋势、适当的标的，再进场吗？以日线来看，还在箱型之中，观望即可；以15纷来看，是箱型突破，可以短线操作；想通了，多周期其实只是观念的问题而已。
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台湾顶级炒股高手罗威秘籍精华台湾顶级炒股高手罗威秘籍精华：起涨k追涨，起跌k杀跌、看错就停损的操作模式（这是从散户的资金出发制定的策略）；多头拉回时做多，起涨k买；空头反弹时做空，起跌k空。
掌握这两个机会就可以荣华富贵了；罗威短线看6日均线，跌破止损；罗威一贯的多空定义是以18日均线做基准，大盘如此、类股如此、个股也是一样。
18均线往下，股价在此均线下方都以空头视之。
股市的学问，追根究底就是趋势、转折、资金控管三项而已。
应在盘势演变中，很自然的反射出正确的动作。
真想赚钱，就慢慢仔细学习下面的详细解说：----------------------------------------------------------------◆罗威讲股(一) 不准套牢，不准摊平输家的第一种输法是套牢不卖，第二种输法是摊平。
在期货高杠杆倍数的操作中，这两种方式都必须革除，不准套牢，不准摊平，套牢会影响你的操作，而摊平是自己上断头台。
看错、做错人人会，错了，要有认错的勇气，不还手没关系，最起码要先退场。
市场会对勇于认错的人颁奖，也会对死不认错的人痛下杀手，毫不客气。
一直要大家自己去找一条合于你的控盘线(均线)，那就是你的趋势依据。
线上是多方，线下是空方，在线上你作多，跌到线下你做空，贴着盘面走，那就是你的原则。
照着规则做，没有等一下的机会，不存侥幸的心态，那么这条线会像是沉浮在期货市场中的浮木和救生绳，免得你沉入海底，拉你到胜利的彼岸。
想在市场生存，趋势永远要摆第一，我没有看过不尊重趋势的人还能在这儿存活的。
通常他们都很快的消失，连国安基金都无法与趋势对抗，咱手上的资金能挂几次单？这道理就像想拿香蕉皮放在路中央要让辗过它的汽车滑倒一样简单。
认错，在第一时间停损，不犹疑，不等一下，就不会被套牢，不被套就不会去摊平而加速减亡。
◆罗威讲股(二) 谈谈挂停损单的必要性在期货操作里，停损如同买保险，一定要设，不管行情如何，你赚了多少，此保险一定要买。
罗威多周期kd的口诀及应用
罗威多周期kd的口诀及应用罗威多周期KD是一种技术分析工具，用于判断市场的趋势和买卖信号。
它是基于快速威廉指标和慢速指标相互交叉而形成的。
它的使用需要一定的算法和公式。
罗威多周期KD的口诀和应用是：口诀：高开低收，看K线，市场预测，从KD行。
解释：在分析市场的趋势和买卖信号时，我们要观察开盘价和收盘价的高低以及K线形态。
当这些因素与KD指标相结合时，就可以更好的进行市场预测。
应用：1. 计算威廉指标：威廉指标是用来衡量市场超买和超卖的指标。
计算威廉指标的公式为：%K = (收盘价- 最低价) / (最高价- 最低价) * 100其中最低价和最高价可以是近期的一段时间内的最低价和最高价。
2. 计算KD指标：KD指标是通过比较威廉指标的平均值与威廉指标的平均值之间的差异来确定市场的买卖信号。
计算KD指标的步骤如下：（1）计算K值：K值是威廉指标的n期移动平均值，通常取n=9。
（2）计算D值：D值是K值的m期移动平均值，通常取m=3。
（3）计算J值：J值是3K-2D。
3. 判断买卖信号：根据KD指标的数值来判断买卖信号。
通常情况下，当K线从下方向上穿过D线时，表示市场上涨的信号，为买入信号；当K线从上方向下穿过D线时，表示市场下跌的信号，为卖出信号。
4. 指导交易策略：根据买卖信号制定交易策略。
当市场出现买入信号时，可以考虑买入；当市场出现卖出信号时，可以考虑卖出。
同时要注意控制风险，设置止损位，避免意外情况对交易造成较大的损失。
总结：罗威多周期KD是一种常用的技术分析工具，可以通过计算威廉指标和KD指标来判断市场趋势和买卖信号。
通过观察高开低收和K线形态，结合KD指标的数值，可以更好地预测市场走势。
但是，在使用罗威多周期KD时，需要注意及时了解市场的动态，避免盲目跟随指标信号。
罗威转折线指标公式
罗威转折线指标公式首先，我们需要确定LWMA指标所需的参数。
通常情况下，参数的选择取决于交易者的交易风格和分析方法。
一般而言，LWMA可以使用任何期限的价格数据，例如日线图、周线图或月线图，以确定市场的长期、中期和短期趋势。
LWMA的计算公式如下：LWMA（N）=（P1*1+P2*2+...+PN*N）/（1+2+...+N）其中，N表示所选时间段的长度，Pi表示每个周期的价格，N为1到N的整数。
下面，我们将详细解释LWMA的计算步骤。
1.首先，选择所需的时间段长度N。
通常，较短的时间段可以更好地捕捉短期趋势，而较长的时间段可以更好地捕捉长期趋势。
2.将每个周期的价格与其对应的权重相乘。
权重是时间周期的数字，从1开始递增到N。
3.计算所有周期的权重之和。
和=（N+1）*N/24.将所有加权价格的总和除以权重之和，得到LWMA指标的值。
计算出LWMA指标后，我们可以使用它来分析市场的转折点和趋势变化。
通常，当LWMA指标从上升转为下降时，可以认为市场趋势将由上升转为下降，反之亦然。
交叉点的位置和幅度可以提供更多的信息，例如从长期趋势到中期和短期趋势的转变。
需要注意的是，LWMA指标只是一种技术分析工具，不能单独决定交易决策。
在使用LWMA指标之前，交易者应进行更全面的市场分析，并结合其他技术指标和基本面分析等来作出决策。
总的来说，LWMA指标是一种帮助交易者定位市场转折点的有用工具。
通过对价格数据进行加权平均，LWMA可以捕捉到不同时间段的趋势变化，为交易者提供更多的市场信息。
但是，交易者需要谨慎使用LWMA指标，并结合其他分析工具来做出更明智的交易决策。
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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: A very warm welcome to Ms. Gould's creative carvers at Annandale High School and to all of our CNN Student News audience worldwide. I'm Carl Azuz, let's go!First Up: Economic IndicatorsAZUZ: A few headlines from the financial world seem to offer a mixed view on how the U.S. economy's doing. First, a new report says U.S. companies cut just over 200,000 jobs in October. Obviously, job cuts: not good news. But this is the seventh month in a row when the number of cuts was lower than the previous month.However, the number of Americans filing personal bankruptcies went up about nine percent last month. About a third of those were Chapter 13 bankruptcies. That's when the individual is put on a five-year repayment plan.And finally, the Federal Reserve, the country's central bank, decided not to change a key interest rate which affects things like credit cards and home loans. In the past, the Fed had lowered the rate to try to boost the economy. So, the decision to leave it where it is might indicate things are getting better.Education ReformAZUZ: President Obama is pushing for some big reforms in U.S. schools. In Wisconsin yesterday he talked about the "Race to the Top" program. Now it's local and state governments that make decisions about education policies. But the federal government can give money to states, and that's what "Race to the Top" is about.The program is a fund of more than $4 billion. States would be able to apply for some of that money, and whether or not they got any would be based on if they met certain guidelines. For example, achieving certain educational standards, recruiting and keeping successful teachers, and finding ways to measure students' success. Some testing experts have expressed concerns that states might use just one test to determine students' and teachers' success.Fast FactsMICHELLE WRIGHT, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Time for some Fast Facts! In the late 1970s, Iran was politically unstable. The shah, Iran's leader, pushed for reform. But his critics rallied around Ayatollah Khomeini, a religious leader. In 1979, the shah left Iran. And on November 4 of that year, about 500 Iranian students took control of the U.S. embassy in Tehran. They held 66 embassy workers hostage. The students demanded that the shah be sent back to Iran from the U.S., where he was getting medical treatment. The Ayatollah assumed full power of Iran's government, and some of the hostages were released soon after. As the crisis intensified, Iran canceled military treaties with the U.S., while America cut diplomatic ties with the Middle Eastern country and ordered that Iranian money in U.S. banks be frozen. Eventually, the U.S. and Iran signed an agreement to release the hostages and free up the Iranian money. And on January 20, 1981, 444 days after the crisis started, the remaining 52 hostages were released.Iran ProtestsAZUZ: Iran actually celebrates November 4th, the day that hostage crisis started, as an official holiday. Thousands of people showed up at the former U.S. embassy yesterday to hear anti-American speeches. But Iranians who oppose the country's government took the opportunity to express their criticism. Thousands of protestors took to the streets, ignoring warnings from Iranian authorities to stay home. Witnesses reported that there were clashes between the protesters and police. Similar demonstrations took place back in June over the disputed results of Iran's presidential election.Is this Legit?BRENDAN GAGE, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Is this legit? Every 10 years, the government is required to count every person living in the United States. True! It's called the census, and it was established by the U.S. Constitution.Census and CitizenshipAZUZ: And it's coming up next year. The census helps determine how many seats a state gets in the U.S. House of Representatives, and how billions of dollars in federal funding are spent. The census ins't long, it's just 10 questions. But some lawmakers want to add an eleventh. And as Carol Costello explains, that request is raising some eyebrows. (BEGIN VIDEO)CAROL COSTELLO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: In a few months, the 2010 census form will arrive by mail at every U.S. household. It will ask how many people are living in this house, and what is the person's sex, age. What it won't ask is this: Are you a U.S. citizen? Republican Senator David Vitter says it should. He's pushing an amendment to force the Census Bureau to add that question to the 2010 census.SEN. DAVID VITTER, (R) LOUISIANA: It simply says, sure, count everybody, but ask if this person is a citizen or a non-citizen, so we simply know what we're dealing with. COSTELLO: The Constitution says the government must count the whole number of persons in each state. It's important the census get an accurate count because it determines how many lawmakers represent each state. Vitter, who represents Louisiana, says his state is projected to lose one of its seven seats in the House of Representatives after the 2010 census. He says it's because Louisiana has few illegal immigrants and states like California have a lot. He says that's not fair.VITTER: We don't put the population of France into the count or the population of Brazil, so why would we factor in non-citizens in determining how many U.S. House members every state gets?COSTELLO: Some Democratic lawmakers say Vitter's effort is unconstitutional and immoral.REP. BARBARA LEE, (D) CALIFORNIA: So we cannot allow lawmakers to use divisive tactics to scare people into not participating in the 2010 census.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's 1920, and census time in the United States.COSTELLO: Counting all people has long been a struggle for the U.S. Census Bureau. Many minorities, legal and illegal, mistrust the government. This urging minorities to participate came out in the old news reel days.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Census taker checks citizens of Japanese extraction, and somewhere else, the Chinese population is added to totals.ROBERT GROVES, DIRECTOR, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU: A lot of the forms are already...COSTELLO: Dr. Robert Groves heads up the U.S. Census Bureau.But would you object to that question on the 2010 census form?GROVES: We can't do a census with that question.COSTELLO: Not because he necessarily objects to it, but because 425 million 2010 census forms have already been printed up. Groves says Sen. Vitter's request comes too late.GROVES: My problem is we have an April 1, 2010 census date. We can't meet that deadline with a change in the questionnaire.COSTELLO: Still, the senator is not giving up, even if it will cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to add that simple question: Are you a U.S. citizen?(END VIDEO)Quick VoteAZUZ: Speaking of counting, we have a tally on that poll we posted on our blog yesterday. We asked what you would do if you found a lost, diamond ring in your Halloween basket. So far, 73 percent of you say you'd return it. 19 percent say you'd keep it. And 9 percent say they're not sure what they'd do. Keep the comments and votes coming.Test your KnowledgeAZUZ: There's probably someone in your class who thinks he or she owns our Shoutouts. Someone who regularly plays trivia and brags on the score. I'm calling you out! We've got a new challenge for you, online, and it's anything but easy.(BEGIN VIDEO)AZUZ: So, we're here at the CNN SmartBoard to illustrate the CNN Challenge. You can get to this one of two ways: Go to and click on either the Entertainment or the Living page. And that way you can get there; you'll see CNN Challenge near your right rail here. Click on that bad baby, and away you go.Now, the first thing you do in the Challenge is to select your anchor. Now, I'm not one of these folks, but this is a slew of our anchors here at CNN. I usually select Wolf Blitzer because he says he trimmed his beard for the occasion, and I'm all about looking your best. So, we'll go ahead with Wolf and move forward here.Gameplay: pretty simple stuff. It's multiple choice; they give you a question, and they give you a timer. Now, the faster you answer that question, the more points you're going to get. So, just to illustrate -- got a question coming up here -- and that will be -- cool animation, too -- "Where." We have different kinds of questions: who, what, when, where, why. This is a "where" question. Which was the first nation to give women the right to vote? It's New Zealand. I know that not because I'm smart, but because I played it earlier.So, we go onto the next section here. And after you have two rounds, both with timers, multiple choice questions -- the second round you have less time to answer the questions, but they're worth more points -- you go to the lightning round. The lightning round is fast and furious. Part of the reason for that is not all of your options are multiple choice. You have some that are fill-in-the-blank, and that can get really tough, where you just type it on your keyboard. You try to get it done again within a time period.And once you've wrapped up, what's really cool is you can go to the top right, you're going to see newsbin, leaderboard, and challenge others. This is a chance for you to see how well your friends' scores stack up against yours. You can see what the top scores of the day are on the leaderboard. And in the newsbin -- this is kind of cool, too -- it has links to stories that the questions are about. So, the CNN Challenge not only quizzes your knowledge of the news, but it increases your knowledge of the stories that are in the news.(END VIDEO)Before We GoAZUZ: Right now, it's probably a bit cold to go out and swim. Best to do it indoors, like this four-legged fella! For about 15 minutes, this deer managed to get in some laps at a pool in North Carolina. Officials weren't sure how it got in, then they looked up. The animal jumped from a balcony, through the glass roof, and took a dip until a maintenance supervisor grabbed a net and herded it out of the pool.GoodbyeAZUZ: Dangerous? Of course. But we've known animals like that to occasionally be a little deering. That's your pun and show for the day! I'm Carl Azuz for CNN Student News.。
罗威kd背离要出现钝化后的背离才是有效的背离1
罗威kd背离要出现钝化后的背离才是有效的背离1罗威KD大架构所用的低档背离定义：KD低档钝化后，反弹没过高，股价又创新低，但是KD不再低档钝化。
这是KD低档钝化的完整定义,kd高档钝化后，回落不破前低，股价又创新高，但是kd不再高档钝化。
出现高档背离比如KD低档背离，我的定义就和别人不一样，这我就必须说清楚，罗威的低档背离定是是自己的定义，在《多週期KD大架构》的定义中，对于KD低档背离的定义大概分四个步骤：1.KD低档钝化2.低档钝化结束后反弹不过高(不转浪)3.反弹后下跌又破低4.破低后KD没有低档钝化。
很多股是技术上的套路，或许你可以看几篇文章看几张图就懂，但是多週期KD大架构，不是你知道一两个口诀就通得了的，当你以为知道了以为通了，其实你只摸到皮毛而已，用了又错了又呆在那里了。
KD低档钝化和低档背离只是表象，真正的裡子却是个週期间型态、均线、量价的环环相扣，有的可以成功，有的仍然会失败。
这个和一般的KD背离定义不同的关键在"1.低档钝化"和"4.没有低档钝化"，为何要强调没有低档钝化？因为这个背离如果出现低档钝化的讯号，那就不是背离了！一点点小分别差别是很大的唷！至于要怎麽看钝化或背离，这就请自己多看K线图和KD指标去比对和了解了！罗威说：「我要带一批愿意跟我回到十年前开始赚钱时候的人，为这片土地撒下多週期KD的种子。
」如果你想成为那些种子中的有心人，罗威张开双手欢迎你。
11月的盛宴据说票已经被抢走了一大半，上证行情刚刚点火，想搭上车的要快点买票囉！也许中秋过后当大家感受到股票涨升的热力之后，你想报名恐怕会买不到票，那我也没办法了！昨日贴文，罗威请各位找出自己亏损最大的三笔交易，如果你有自我检讨，我相信你会如被雷打到一般，全身起疙瘩。
买在头部、砍在底部，其实都还是小CASS，我所统计的大家最常犯的最重大的失误通常和”仓位过大、不知道停利、不知道止损”有关。
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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: What happens when history and controversy come together on a field trip? We'll explore the answer on today's show. I'm Carl Azuz, and this is CNN Student News!First Up: Ford Hood ChargesCHRIS GREY, U.S. ARMY CRIMINAL DIVISION: U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan, a 39-year-old psychiatrist assigned to Darnell Medical Center here at Fort Hood, has been charged with 13 specifications of premeditated murder.AZUZ: That is the headline out of Fort Hood today: 13 counts of premeditated murder. The charges have been made against Major Nidal Hasan. He's the suspected gunman in last week's attack. Army officials say Hasan could face more charges, as well. Hasan's lawyer says that given the nature of the charges, he expects the legal process to be a "long and difficult road."H1N1 UpdateAZUZ: And in health news, the impact of the H1N1 virus may be more widespread than originally thought. The Centers for Disease Control believes that the virus has caused nearly 3,900 deaths in the U.S. in the first six months since the thing showed up. Tha is a significant increase from earlier government reports. As of last month, officials estimate that 22 million people in the U.S. had contracted H1N1. The government has ordered 75 million doses of the vaccine for the virus. A little more than 40 million of those are currently available.Spoken WordU.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: It's important that we don't make any ill-considered decisions, even with the best of intentions, particularly at a time when our resources are so limited. But it's just as important that we are open to any demonstrably good idea to supplement the steps we've already taken to put America back to work.Jobs ForumAZUZ: President Obama talking about the state of the economy and explaining some of the reasons why he's planning to hold a meeting about jobs. The forum is scheduled to take place next month. It'll includerepresentatives from large and small businesses, as well as workers and financial experts. The country has seen some recent economic growth, but as the president pointed out yesterday, it has not led to an increase in jobs. Right now, the U.S. unemployment rate is 10.2 percent. That is the highest it's been in decades.APEC SUMMITAZUZ: After making that announcement, President Obama headed to Asia. It's his first visit to the region since he was elected. He's going to a meeting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC. It's a group of 21 countries that are responsible for more than half of the world's economic power. The goal of the organization is to encourage economic growth in the region, something that's been tough given recent, global financial problems. Andrew Stevens looks at some of the topics on this weekend's agenda.(BEGIN VIDEO)ANDREW STEVENS, CNN ANCHOR, WORLD BUSINESS TODAY: Before the APEC summit in Singapore, and security is tight. Organizers leave nothing to chance as they prepare for one of the biggest events inthe city-state's history. It may look calm enough on the surface, but the undercurrents in the world trade are dangerous. It was only a year ago that this city was slammed by the global economic storm.ROBERT PRIOR-WANDESFORDE, HSBC, SENIOR ASIA ECONOMIST: It was huge. Singapore exports collapsed. Singapore GDP showed its largest ever decline. STEVENS: This is one of the busiest shipping channels anywhere in the world. Not surprising, really, when you consider that trade export is the lifeblood of this small Southeast Asian economy. Now, it's only fitting really that APEC gathers here this year to talk about the critical issue of global trade.PRIOR-WANDESFORDE: I think probably the most concrete thing we'll see out of APEC this week is a recommitment to free trade and the importance of free trade.STEVENS: That is exactly what business people like Tan Pheng Hock are hoping for. His Singapore-based ST Engineering builds aerospace and transport systems and electronic equipment. Most of the group's $4 billion in revenues come from exports.TAN PHENG HOCK, ST ENGINEERING: The economy, the global economy, is still very soft, still very uncertain. Is it a V or a U, I wouldn't guess which way. What it means is that there are lots more work.STEVENS: He wants APEC to move faster to liberalize trade, but his key concern is protectionism.HOCK: When you have protectionism, it breeds disease whereby people will be so dependent on it. And the moment you remove it, you get lots of resistance. STEVENS: World leaders have already pledged to fight the rise of protectionism, and it will be on the APEC agenda as leaders look to U.S. President Obama to help forge global agreements.PRIOR-WANDESFORDE: With the crisis we've been through, there have obviously been some protectionist tendencies beginning to rise, particularly in the western world. I hope we will see those quashed during the course of this week.(END VIDEO)Controversial History LessonAZUZ: As we promised you at the beginning of today's show, we're goanna take you on a little field trip now.Teachers often use these trips to give you experiences you just can't get in the classroom. At one former plantation in North Carolina, you can experience a time when cotton was king and slavery was the law. Tenikka Smith from affiliate WSOC explains how a lesson about the past raised serious concerns in the present.(BEGIN VIDEO)TENIKKA SMITH, WSOC REPORTER: Ian Campbell gives historical tours and lessons at the Latta Plantation. IAN CAMPBELL, HISTORIAN, LATTA PLANTATION TOUR GUIDE: I am very, very enthusiastic about what I do in trying to get kids to think about how people did things during 1860, 1861, even before that period.SMITH: But one Union County parent says Campbell took his enthusiasm too far when he picked three black elementary school students out of a group of mostly white students to play the role of cotton picking slaves during a class trip.CAMPBELL: I was trying to be historically correct, not politically correct.SMITH: Charlotte NAACP President Kojo Nantambu disagrees.KOJO NANTAMBU, CHARLOTTE NAACP PRESIDENT: There is a lingering pain, a lingering bitterness, a lingering sense of insecurity and a lingering sense of inhumanity since slavery. Because that's still there, you want to be more sensitive than you want to be politically correct or historically correct.SMITH: Although Campbell defends his decision, he says in the future he will take a different approach. CAMPBELL: I'm going to actually start asking for volunteers instead of calling people from the audience. I think that would make it a lot easier. That way, if there's someone who is afraid of public speaking or getting up in front of their peers, it wouldn't embarrass them. NANTAMBU: Even if the black children had volunteered, I probably would have tried to use all of the children, for the effect that would have made them all feel equal in the experience.(END VIDEO)PromoAZUZ: Historically correct or politically correct? Which do you think is more important? Or maybe you have another way you would look at this whole topic. We want to knowwhat you think. We'd like you to share your thoughts on our blog at ! But please remember, we only want your responses and your first names. Please, only give us your first names on that.ShoutoutNINETTE SOSA, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Today's Shoutout goes out to the teachers and students at Chestnut Ridge Middle School in Washington Township, New Jersey, who are celebrating their school's 20th anniversary! What is the world record for the amount of time it takes to eat a 12-inch pizza? Is it: A) 30 seconds, B) 1 minute, 45 seconds, C) 2 minutes, 10 seconds, D) 3 minutes, 15 seconds? You've got three seconds -- GO! A New Zealand man set the mark in 1 minute, 45 seconds. That's just one of the amazing feats you'll find in the Guinness Book of World Records. For some other entries...Off the Beaten Path(BEGIN VIDEO)AZUZ: Oh boy. It's another hands-on competition for a world record! Usain Bolt may be the fastest man on two feet, but in terms of the human wheelbarrow, he's neitheras fast nor as loud as these fanatics in Finland. They had a hand in Guinness World Records Day 2009, what the organization called a "celebration of all things superlative," including everyone from daredevils to dancers to dune riders to cowpunchers. Yes, there's a record for most people lassoing, and it's 23!In Italy, pasta played a record role. In Finland, people of 76 different nationalities sweated out a superlative in a sauna. But it was the UK that hosted a record that's indisputably hair-raising. A very headstrong competitor dragged an eight-ton bus by his hair!ZAIN VERJEE, CNN CORRESPONDENT, LONDON: He did it by tying a screw at the back of his head and attaching that orange lead to the bus itself. It took a few minutes; he seemed like he was in a little pain.AZUZ: Of course, it's painful to look at! But the 70-foot distance was enough for a record and a headache, tying up our latest trip Off the Beaten Path!(END VIDEO)GoodbyeAZUZ: The bus probably deserves as much the record as much as the guy does, but who are we to split hairs. We'llbrush that one off and return on Monday. We hope you have a great weekend. And over the weekend, be sure to check out our blog. Comment on that story we showed you earlier. And you're always welcome to visit our Face book site. That's /cnnstudentnews. Thanks so much. We'll see you on Monday.。