In the course of stock price fluctuations, there are always more typical trends, such as one, the indented cross star, which, as long as it emerges, will certainly lead to a greater disagreement, with a greater number of views, because some would say that the last time it came out of the indentation of the cross。
But it would also be said that there was an indented cross star before the last drop. Why are there such contradictory views and movements
That's what i've been talking about in earlier articles. Why can't we just look at a k-line or a few k-line combinations
Because the rise and fall in stock prices are influenced by a number of factors, the four most critical of which are time and space for volume, time and space for volume, and whether the volume is set or indented, price is price and k-line, time and time, space and space for cross-blank shocks, and space for falling space, which is my shallow understanding of time and space。
So when the stock price comes out of an indented cross, it's hard to say whether a k line is going up or down, but rather to analyse the reasons behind the k line from multiple angles, and then to say whether it's going to go up or down, which is the only way to increase your predictive accuracy, otherwise it's going up and down。
So when stock prices come out of the indentation cross, we're going to look first at the position of the indentation cross, and then we're going to understand the reason for that。
Since the stock price can yield a condensed cross, it means that the current position is one in which both buys and sells less, and is essentially a balance between sales and sales。
And if this move occurs after the breakup, and there is a clear bulge of shock, and the larger it is, the more leverage it must gather, and if it breaks, there must be a huge set of pallets, the more they are, the harder it is to break back。
In this case, the condensed crosses have been collected, which suggests that, in the process of falling, when the amount of pressure has been significantly reduced, there has also been a marked reduction in the number of purchases. Since there has been a marked reduction in the number of purchases, it is difficult to break it again, and since it cannot do so again, there is a high probability that the fall will continue。
And if there's a small upswing in stock prices in the course of a gradual shock, come out of the low ups and ups, but you need to be careful as long as you don't have a clear drop。
I have also spoken about it in earlier articles, not so much as not being able to rise, but so hard to rise quickly and so hard to break the pressure level。
So if you're under pressure in the process of indentation, then it's normal to fall back, and in this case you don't have to worry about the k-line. These are my humble views, for information purposes only。
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