1, two stars
The polar line in the rising market is called two-star Samsung. At this time, if the exchange rate rises and the trading volume is enlarged, it is a highly credible buying opportunity, and another wave of rising prices will inevitably appear.
Step 2 jump
In the rising market, a negative line appears immediately after pulling out a positive line, which is a precursor to accelerating the exchange rate rise. Investors don't need to panic to sell foreign exchange holdings, and the exchange rate will continue to rise in the previous wave.
3. Downward negative line
On the way up and down, three consecutive negative lines are a good opportunity to undertake bargain hunting. When the positive line on the fourth day exceeds the opening price of the previous day, it means that buying is stronger than selling. In order to raise the exchange rate, you should buy it immediately.
4. Upshifts and Hovering
The exchange rate will rise with the strong Dayang line, and it will be slightly sorted in the high-end market, that is, waiting for a large number of hands to change. With the expansion of trading volume, we can judge another wave of gains. The consolidation period of the last shift is about 6 days to 1 1 day. If the cycle is too long, it means that the rise is weak.
5, side by side Yang line
In the continuous upward trend, one day there is a positive line, and the next day there is a positive line almost side by side with it. If it opens higher every other day, you can expect a big market.
6, beyond the coverage line
If there is a coverage line on the way up, it means that it has reached the sky-high price zone. After that, if there is a positive line with an innovative sky-high price, it shows that the market is turning to buying and the exchange rate will continue to rise.
When doing foreign exchange analysis, we should learn to develop the habit of being sensitive to the trend of K-line, master some characteristic K-line trends, and clearly understand how different K-line forms represent the changes in market psychology and how to seek trading opportunities from these changes.