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From The K-Line Chart To Find The Bull Stocks With Overfall And Rebound

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The most obvious is the formation of low T star.

Others, such as low driving and high walking, do not have many downturns, that is, a strong rebound.


Buying opportunities:


(1)

Mean line

The gradual break from the decline and the breakthrough in the downward direction of the stock price are the buying signals.

When the stock price is below the moving average, the buyer's demand is too low, so that the stock price is much lower than the moving average. This short-term decline provides an opportunity for the rebound.

In this case, once the stock price rises, it is a buy signal.


(2) when the stock price falls on the moving average, but when it falls to the moving average, the main does not start to rebound. At this time, if the absolute level of stock price is not very high, this indicates that buying a lot of pressure is a buying signal.

However, this chart is not necessarily a buy signal when the stock price level is already quite high.

It can only be used as a reference.


(3) the moving average is on the rise, but the real share price has fallen, not falling below the moving average, and then rebounded immediately. This is also a buying signal.

In the rising period of stock prices, there will be a temporary drop in prices, but the absolute level of each fall is improving.

Therefore, when making decisions in this way, we must see whether the stock price is in an upward stage, whether it is in the early stage of rising or in the late stage.

Generally speaking, this rule is applicable in the early stage of the rising period.


(4)

Stock price trend

The line changes below the average line and accelerates downward, away from the average line, as the timing of buying, because it is oversold, and the stock price will soon return to the average line.


(5) the trend of average line is gradually changing from an upward trend to a board position. When the share price breaks through the average line from the average line direction, it is a selling signal.

The stock price above the moving average shows that the price is quite high, and the distance between the moving average and the stock price is very large, which means that the price may be too high and there is a possibility of a fall.

In this case, once the share price drops, it is a selling signal.

However, if the stock price continues to rise, then the cost sharing type of purchase can be used, that is, as the price increases, the purchase volume will be gradually reduced to reduce the risk.


(6) the moving average declined slowly, and the share price rose once. However, the breakthrough of the mobile average line began to reverse downward. This may be a temporary rebound in the downward trend of stock prices, and the price may continue to decline, so it is a selling signal.

However, if the share price falls to a very deep level, this rule is not necessarily applicable. It may be a temporary fall in the upward trend.

Therefore, investors should make a careful analysis.


(7) the moving average is in a downward trend, and the share price has risen to the vicinity of the mobile average line during the decline, but it is falling rapidly. This is a selling signal.

Generally speaking, there are several such selling signals in the decline of the stock market. This is the price rebound in the downward trend, which is a short-term phenomenon.


(8) the stock price suddenly surged above the average line, and the time of selling up is far away from the average line, so this is a phenomenon of overselling, and the stock price will soon rise and fall back to the average line.


(9) the long term moving average is slowly rising, while the mid moving average is decreasing and intersecting with the long run average moving average.

At this time, if the share price is in a state of decline, it may mean the arrival of the fall stage. This is the selling signal.

It should be noted that in such a state, the stock price has a temporary return in the process of decline, otherwise it will not form a cross between the long run average line and the mid moving average line.


(10) long-term mobility

Mean line

(usually the 26 week line) is a downward trend. The mid moving average (usually 13 week line) is climbing and moving faster than the long term moving average. This may mean a sharp rebound in prices, which is a buying signal.

In this case, stock prices are still falling, but the decline in the medium term is lower than the long-term decline.

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