The single K-line chart itself will contain a large amount of information, which is worthy of analysis and summary by people to form a single-line K-line theoretical system. Since a single K-line sometimes cannot explain the problem accurately, in the end, in order to cover millions of people, people continued to summarize, improve and summarize the combined K-line form theory to express and analyze the market significance formed by the combination of different K-lines. 1. Two stars
The extreme line appears in the rising market, which is called two stars or three stars. At this time, if the stock price rises and the trading volume increases, it is extremely credible. When it is time to buy, the stock price is bound to see another wave of rising prices.
2. Gap up
In the rising market, after a positive line is pulled out by a gap on a certain day, a falling negative line immediately appears. This is a precursor to accelerating the rise in stock prices. Investors There is no need to panic and sell your holdings, as the stock price will continue to rise in the previous wave of gains.
3. Falling negative lines
On the way up, three consecutive falling negative lines appear as shown in the figure, which is a good opportunity to take advantage of dips. When the positive line on the fourth day exceeds the opening price of the previous day, it means that the buying order is stronger than the selling order, and you should buy immediately in the hope that the stock price will rise
4. Circle upward
The stock price As the strong Yang line rises, there will be a slight consolidation at the high end, that is, waiting for a large number of hands to change. With the expansion of trading volume, we can judge the emergence of another wave of upward trend. The upward consolidation period is about 6 to 11 days. If the period is too long, it means that the rise is weak.
5. Side-by-side positive lines
During the continuous rise, a positive line appears on a short jump on one day, and a positive line almost parallel to it appears the next day. If the market opens high the next day, you can expect a big bullish trend. The emergence of market conditions.
6. Beyond the coverage line
If a coverage line appears during the rise of the market, it means that it has reached the sky-high price zone. After that, if a positive line with a new sky-high price appears, it means that the market has signs of turning into buying. , the stock price will continue to rise.
7. Rising insertion line
When the market fluctuates and rises, and the day after the negative line appears, a falling positive line is drawn. This is a short-term retracement, and the stock price will inevitably rise.
8. Three big negative lines
The appearance of three consecutive big negative lines in a falling market is a sign that the stock price has entered the bottom. The market will turn to buying and the stock price will rise.
9. Three rising methods
When the market is rising, three consecutive small negative lines appear after the big positive line. This is a sign that it is ready to go, and the stock price will rise.
10. Jump up the negative line
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In the low price circle, when the market has a long lower shadow line, it is often a buying opportunity. After a buying signal appears, investors can buy, or for safety reasons, they can wait for the market. Buy after the rebound. If there is no major negative news, the market will definitely rebound.
2. Shezi line
In a sharp decline, cross lines appear on the short jump, which implies that the bottoming has been completed and is a sign of rebound.
3. The Yin line breeds the Yang line
In the falling market, the market the next day after the big Yin line appears will show a small Yin line that is completely contained within the big Yin line, indicating that the selling orders are exhausted and there is There are signs of a turnaround and the stock price will rebound.
4. After five negative lines, there is a big negative line
When the yin and yang stagger and pull out five negative lines, a long big negative line appears, which can be judged to have reached the bottom. If the high market opens the next day , it can be regarded as the beginning of a rebound.
5. Two inserted lines
This graphic implies that the takeover of dips is strong, and the stock price is on an upward trend due to the turnaround.
6. The last inclusive line
When a small positive line appears in the continuous falling market, and a large inclusive negative line appears immediately the next day, this means that the bottoming is completed and the market is about to rebound. Although the graph looks weak, all the floating chips that should be killed have been used up, and the stock price will surely rebound.
7. Five positive lines on the lower side
The appearance of five positive lines in the bottom price circle indicates that the strength of taking over the market is not weak, a bottom is formed, and the stock price will rebound.
8. Rebounding the positive line
Confirm that the stock price has fallen deeply. On a certain day, the market appears a positive line, that is, when the rebounding positive line is, it is a buying signal. If the rebounding positive line is accompanied by a long The long lower shadow line indicates that the main force has taken over the low-end stocks in large quantities, and the stock price will rebound upward.
9. Three short negative lines
When the market has three consecutive short negative lines, it is a strong buying signal and the stock price is about to rebound.
10. Three consecutive falling stars
Confirm that the stock price has fallen deeply. During the low-end consolidation, three consecutive small negative lines (polar lines) appear in the gap. This is a precursor to the bottom. If a cross line appears on the fourth day and a big positive line appears on the fifth day, it can be confirmed that the bottom has been established and the stock price will reverse and go straight up. 1. Coverage line
After the stock price rose for several consecutive days, it opened at a high price the next day. Then buyers were unwilling to chase the higher price, and the general trend continued to decline, with the closing price falling within the positive line of the previous day. This is the emergence of selling pressure after overbought, and a large number of profit-taking stocks are released, so the stock price will fall.
2. Cross lines
A cross line (equivalent line of opening and closing) appears in the high price circle, leaving an upper and lower shadow line, of which the upper shadow line is longer.
This situation means that after a period of time, the stock price has risen quite high, is weak, and is beginning to decline. This is an obvious selling signal.
3. The negative line is nurtured within the long positive line
After consecutive days of sharp rises, the opening and closing prices of the day were completely nurtured within the big positive line of the previous day, and a line appeared. A negative line also means that the upward trend is insufficient, which is a precursor to a decline in the stock price. If an upper shadow line is pulled out the next day, it can be judged as a sign of a sharp decline in the stock price.
4. The positive line is nurtured within the longer positive line
After the stock price has risen for several consecutive days, a small positive line appears the next day, and it is completely nurtured within the big positive line of the day before. It indicates a weak rise and is a precursor to a plunge.
5. Breeding cross line
That is, today’s cross line is completely included in the previous day’s big positive line. This state means that the buying power has weakened, the market is about to soften and turn into selling, and the stock price will fall.
6. The final containment line
When the stock price continues to rise for several days, a negative line appears, and the next day it opens lower and higher, pulling out a big positive line, which will replace the previous day's price. The Yin line is completely wrapped, which seems to indicate that buying is increasing. However, as long as the next day's market price is lower than the closing price of the big Yang line, investors should decisively release their holdings. If the next day's market price is higher than the closing price of the big positive line, it is likely to become a covering negative line, and investors should be careful.
7. Gap
The so-called gap means that the two Yin and Yang lines do not touch each other, and there is a space in between. After three consecutive Yang gap lines appear, selling pressure will inevitably appear. After the second Yang gap line appears, ordinary investors should take profits first to prevent the pullback from being trapped.
8. The lower shadow line is too long
The stock price opened at a high level, and the previous buying orders were sold out due to profit-taking, causing the general trend to decline, and there was a strong takeover of the low level. The stock price climbed again, forming a lower shadow line that was more than three times the solid line. This graph seems to indicate that buying is getting stronger, but we should be careful to prevent the main force from pushing up shipments. Those who are short-handed should not intervene rashly, and stockholders should sell on rallies.
9. End Line
Once this graph appears in a continuously rising market, it means that the upward trend will soon be insufficient, and the market will reverse and consolidate. Investors should take profits first. This is also a kind of eyesore. The small positive line did not exceed the highest point of the previous day, proving that the rise was weak and the stock price fell.
10. Counterattack along the line
The so-called "shunline" here refers to the two negative lines that appear sequentially from the high level downwards. In order to attack these two negative lines, a large positive line appears. It seems that the buying power has increased. However, investors must note that this is just a hindrance. The main force is pulling up shipments, and it is also a rare escape line for investors. It is advisable to sell your holdings.
Summary of K-line theory: In short, to master and master K-line theory, you must remember one sentence. All technical analysis is derived from the data on K-line. On any day, you can only look at K-line. When you successfully trade without using any technical indicators, you have entered the hall of true masters. At the same time, we must understand that any theory and analysis has traps and needs to be improved, especially the main bookmakers who are also accustomed to deceiving retail investors and extracting profits through market making of K-lines and other technical indicators. In short, all theories must be learned and applied flexibly, and the same is true for K-line theory.