Question 2: What do you mean by unilateral fluctuation' down'? It describes the trend of stock price at a certain stage.
Like climbing stairs.
Upstairs, it is unilateral, unilateral, unilateral.
Question 3: Please briefly explain what unilateral decline and unilateral market are? Unilateral decline means continuous decline, and there is almost no rebound on the way. Even if there is a rebound, it will be subject to the downtrend line (generally 5- 10 moving average).
Unilateral market refers to a market where stocks can only make money if they rise, and there is no short-selling mechanism.
Question 4: How to understand the unilateral decline of stocks? Unilateral decline means only falling and not rising.
Question 5: What is unilateral decline? Unilateral decline is a stock market that is dominated by a certain period of decline.
Unilateral market is the control ability of unilateral multi (empty) market.
Unilateral market includes unilateral decline.
Question 6: What does the unilateral trend of the stock market mean? Unilateral trend refers to the stock market moving in one direction (unilateral upward trend or unilateral downward trend)
Question 7: What do you mean by the unilateral fall of futures? Continuous decline is unilateral decline, which is essentially different from slow decline when falling, such as falling three times and rising once or falling three times and rising twice, and the risk is more severe.
Question 8: What does the unilateral rise of gold mean? To put it simply, there is a trend in the direction of gold, and the performance is rising, falling and sideways. Unilateral refers to a clear trend, moving in one direction, or rising in one direction or falling in one direction.
Question 9: What is unilateral rise? It means that there is no substantial and decent adjustment, and it has risen all the way from the opening. Usually, this situation can show that the momentum of many parties or short parties is strong, and this pattern will appear in the market when the differences between long and short positions are small.
Question 10: What is a unilateral decline and how to define the five-minute level? The so-called unilateral decline means that the stock price continues to fall from a high level. Although it has been repeated, it is difficult to change the downward trend. Five-minute level: I have been in the stock market for nearly 20 years and have never heard of the concept of "five-minute level". I think you should refer to the "five-minute K-line chart" for this question. As a senior stockholder, I kindly remind you not to study these "ultra-short-term" trends that are not good for you at all. Think about it, five minutes is only a short moment for stock market operation, and it doesn't make any sense.