Hello everyone, I am the leader of the moving average. In addition to stock trading, there are almost no other hobbies, just like to face the computer all day long, to the K-line chart, to compare and draw, if you also like a tool person like me, welcome to pay attention.
Let's start with the simple to the complex Xi:
First of all, his bottom is consistent, and it also eats the black line on the left, which is also consistent. But he is a long shot below the five-day moving average, and if the second candle does not continue to rise the next day, then be careful, and there is a long black candle to his left.
First of all, his bottom is in line, but he doesn't eat the long black candle.
Judging from the picture above, if the second K-line closed the doji and did not attract attention, the third one may face a stop loss. This kind of depends on the situation, but it can't be cut on the same day, if it opens high the next day, don't touch it until the end of the market.
Judging from the picture, he didn't open higher the next day, and he pulled up a little bit at the close, leaving a lower shadow.
Earlier, we talked about the one that should not fall and should be bullish, but it should also be divided into aggressive and steady. If he doesn't see it in time when he breaks through the previous high, then he can only give up after he gets up, because the stop loss is large.
First of all, its bottom is in line because he didn't break the bottom of number two, but his closing price doesn't. Because he's a doji, as we said before, a doji breakout is something to be filtered out.
Let's practice Xi the picture again, it's still the old rule, find the position of the arrow in the picture. The No. 1 position does not conform because it is a long white candlestick, and he only broke through the five-day moving average, so little. When he stepped back on the second candlestick, he fell below the five-day moving average, which was directly filtered out.
Is the No. 2 position compliant? The No. 2 position is compliant, and after breaking the bottom, it is retracted, and there is a word called breaking the bottom and turning over. Yes, that's the word for this kind of trend in the future.
No. 2 broke through the five-day moving average and also ate the black candle on the left, but he was too close to the big yin in front of him. Usually, this kind of wait for the next day to confirm, and even when you step back on the bottom, you can consider it when you step back.
Is the third position in place? The bottom of the third position is in line, but his closing price is not in line because he didn't eat the big yin.
Is No. 4 compliant? No. 4 is also conforming, and this is the word I mentioned earlier. But the yang line of the closing price is a bit big, and he has just eaten the big yin, and this kind of thing needs to wait for him to step back.
But this one on the picture is a bit strong, only 1/4 of it has been stepped back, and if it is stable like this, you need to give up.
Also, when the closing price stands above the five-day moving average, start with the second candle. If the second one starts to collect the sun, and then misses it again, like this situation, how can you get on the bus halfway?
In this case, sooner or later you have to wait and see, and as for his logic, I have talked about this many times before. In particular, there is an article written that you should wait and see in the morning, and if you want to make stocks, you will do it at the end of the afternoon, and then it will be discussed by many people.
One is his system, because we are T+1, if we enter it in the morning, in case of diving in the afternoon, we can only passively carry it.
The second is that, as I am saying now, he may fall back after rising two consecutive white candles. If there is one white candle below his five-day moving average, then three white candles have already risen.
The three yang candles are rising, if he falls, it is completely said in the past, but whether he pulls back, or turns around, we don't know.
And what is the five-day moving average that we do? Another name for the five-day moving average is called the attack line, and it falls back, and he doesn't attack anymore, so what do we do with it?
So it's hard for us to spot in the morning, especially when it's high. Everyone carefully understands whether this is the truth.
Let's continue to Xi, the number five position symbol? The number five position does not match, it is a weak rally, and the closing price is attached to the five-day moving average.
Does the sixth position match? The bottom of the sixth position is in line, but his candlestick pattern is not. Because the lower shadow line is too long, and it does not completely cover the yin line, this kind of need to wait for the confirmation of the match and the K-line.
That's all for this article, thank you for reading, I hope you like, comment, and support before leaving, thank you!
I am the leader of the moving average, and the above content is just some personal insights in the process of operation, which is only for communication and not for reference. Please don't carry blindly, especially some novices, this is also responsible for their own principal!
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