
Fry eight buying opportunity by Jonn
Fry as unsavoury. To buy, sell after make profits for loving you, fry the buying and selling. No one doesn’t want to buy low, sell high, but the so-called “minimum” and “the highest” is relative. Today we are talking about “buy”, because right, trading is half the battle. In this, the author try from the Angle of technical analysis of the shallow solution eight buying opportunity for reference, shareholders friends.
Time: one of the platform breakthrough
Share Price up, go up drop a small, lateral form K line platform. If long-term horizontal arrangement, 5, 10, 20, and average daily line intertwined, almost a straight line. If the time is shorter, 5, 10, 20, and average daily line in a horizontal consolidation end 3 line one. At this point, if the K line breakthrough on the platform of rail, volume to increase in rail, closing price on above, can buy.
The second time, the neck line breakthrough
Share price shocks, present situation, the consolidation along the neck line on the rail formation; After the stock price down and out of the double bottom, triple bottom, multiple bottom, head of the bottom of the shoulder, circular arc form, neck line at the bottom of the form. Share prices to run neck line is in and form an effective breakthrough, closing share price in the neck is above the line, good buying opportunity.
Time no.3: wash dish banker
Banker wash dish, the purpose is to continue to raise, reduce the absorption pull litre resistance. Severe concussion, manufacturing methods is a free in litters a shock of other investors. K line performance is: destroy pull litre which the technical index based on market system, which averages system or rise channel. Banker wash dish behavior can cause of the original are line crosses the share price support, forming a new line, all support or breaking the channel rail form new support under, can buy at this time.
Time: breaking the four resistance
When the share price operation to resistance area, such as can continue to uplink breakthrough resistance and stand firm resistance, resistance above area area are become the support area, can buy.
Five: the time all wear and confirm. Online
5, 10, 20, and average daily line is the stock market operation of the three key averages, and other all lines together make up a line system, the investors are buying, sell a stock has an important role in the reference. 5 average daily online wear daily line, it is 10 buy signal, radical investors can intervene. Because there is no further confirmation, must do well the loss. 5 day line to continue on 20 average daily wear line, it is a signal to buy before initial confirmation, can continue to intervene. If 10 average daily online wear daily, commonly known as gold line 20 fork, is buying the signal to early again confirmed.
Six: rise of the time gap for back to reason
Appear K line gap, means that the original trend will continue, it will continue to rise up, the dropping will continue to fall. When rising gap for profit taking and back to fill a gap, if ceased to fall, is buying opportunity. But at the moment, need to be vigilant, if back to fill gaps that continue to fall, after the old trend reversals, it must immediately stop loss.
Time: the star of the morning of the seven
Stock prices appear in the process of the star of the morning, show that markets may see bottom picks up, can appropriate intervention. The morning star is an important turn potential K line form, said the end of the original declines, instead of the upward trend in market outlook. Note that the investors need to confirm the star of the morning accurately.
The star of the morning market outlook is enlightenment see bottom resilience of the Yin and Yang K line combination form, generally by three trading day 3 root K line form: the first trading day, share prices continue to fall, the panic cast dish long Yin K line produce; The second day, share price jump down, or is not large, empty entity is short, the main body of the star formation, can receive Yin, also can accept Yang; The third day, K line the Yang, share price picks up, retrieve the first trading day fall, bullish signal obviously most.
8: DuoTou arrangement of the time, SuLiang callback
5 days, 10, 20, 30,, and the average daily line, 60 DuoTou arrangement, form the rising trend. Rising trend in any of The Times SuLiang callback, is a good time to buy. Of course, the callback to article which are line advisable, must be combined with stocks and market trends to determine. Need explanation is, in DuoTou arrangement, can at any time intervention.
Above eight buying opportunity can become true buy point to investors, combined with K line form, all line system, technical index, volume, market hot spots, stocks fundamentals and grail trend overall judgment and make further validation. In order to not miss this opportunity, investors must be decisive attack, and make timely intervention, as far as possible to stop the loss of the small cost of the opportunity for profit.
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