Technical analysis has a long history. The result of long-term theoretical and practical experience has given us a colorful but at the same time cumbersome and complex world of technical analysis!
The application of a single K line was introduced earlier, but if only a single K line is used as the basis for analysis in daily operation, it is too one-sided, and it is often confused by some of these illusions, and the accuracy is greatly improved when multiple K lines are combined.
Here are a few of the most common combinations of classic candlestick patterns. Let's collect the likes first, and forward it by hand to help more people popularize knowledge!
1. Dark clouds cover the top
Dark cloud cover top pattern is also known as dark cloud line pattern, such as yesterday to close a yang line, today high open low, a big yin line, and fell below one-third of yesterday's Yang line, indicating that the adjustment or decline is coming. The deeper the degree to which the yin body penetrates downward into the yang body on the first day, the more likely it is that the pattern will constitute a top reversal process.
2. Rise to the Red Three Soldiers
When this combination of three consecutive small Yang lines rises in the low-grade area, it means that the market has come out of the long-term downward shadow and stepped on the upward path of rebound.
3. Three black crows
When the market price reaches a relatively high level, three yin lines appear in a row, and it is possible to form a combination of K lines commonly known as "three black crows". The crow is generally an inauspicious symbol in the folk, and this combination of candlesticks also heralds the end of the uptrend and the beginning of the downtrend, followed by a more rapid pullback.
4. Morning Star
The Morning Star, also known as the Morning Cross, consists of three candlesticks that represent a possible bottoming out. The first candlestick is a yin line; the second is a doji (can carry small entities) The third is a yang line, which indicates that there may be an upward trend in the future.
5. Evening Star
The Twilight Star, also known as the Dusk Cross, consists of three candlesticks representing a possible caplapse. The first candlestick is a positive line; the second is a doji (which can carry small entities); the third is a yin line; it indicates that there may be a downward trend in the future.
6. Hammer head
The hammer head, which can also be seen as the deformation of the morning star, is a K-line form with a certain length of lower shadow line under a small entity (the entity can be a yang or a yin line), shaped like a hammer with a hammer handle. In a long-term downtrend, the appearance of the hammer indicates that the downtrend will end, which is a more reliable bottom pattern.
7. Reverse Hammer Head (Shooting Star)
The inverted hammer head, which can also be seen as the deformation of the evening star, is a small entity with a certain length of upper shadow line on the K line pattern (the entity can be a yang line or a yin line), in the long-term uptrend, the appearance of the inverted hammer indicates that the uptrend is coming to an end, is a more reliable top pattern.
8. Wear a broken head and feet
The piercing head and foot are composed of two K-lines of different sizes, opposite yin and yang. Head-piercing is a frequent and effective reversal pattern.
There are two cases:
The first is in the ascending market, the former is a yang line, the latter is a yin line, and the latter completely encompasses the former entity (can not include the upper and lower shadow lines).
The second is in the downtrend, the former is a yin line, the latter is a yang line, and the latter completely includes the former entity (can not include the upper and lower shadow lines).
9. Flat top
A flat top is made up of two or more candlesticks that appear in an uptrend and the high is at the same price. It is a kind of peak signal. Once presented, the accuracy is higher.
10. Flat bottom
A flat bottom is made up of two or more candlesticks that appear in a downtrend with the lowest price at the same level. It is a kind of bottoming signal.
11. Pregnant with Rokko
Carrying Liujia consists of two K-lines, indicating that the market will turn,
There are two cases.
The first is in the ascending market, the previous one is a yang line, the last one is a yin line, the former completely encompasses the latter entity (can not include the upper and lower shadow lines)
The second is that in a falling market, the former is a yin line, the latter is a yang line, and the former completely includes the latter entity (may not include the upper and lower shadow lines).
12. Variable disk doji
The Doji is made up of two candlesticks, a special form of the Liujia, which is more likely to turn.
The first is in an ascending market, where the former is a positive line and the latter is a doji, with the former completely encompassing the latter entity.
The second is in a falling market, where the former is a yin line and the latter is a doji, with the former completely encompassing the latter entity.
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