How does the Odd quantity method trigger the buy and sell signals? We also need to explain how the strong and weak signals are generated. When the market reaches a secondary high, and the Odd volume in the current rising range is 5% or more smaller than that in the previous rising or falling range, the market will have a sell signal and the stock market will close below the previous high. In both cases, the stock market is in a weak position. This triggers a sell signal. When the Odd amount in the descending interval after the high point is increased by 5% or more than that in the ascending interval rising to the top point, the top confirmation is generated. On the contrary, when the bottom is confirmed, the buy signal is triggered. When the market innovation is low, and the Odd is reduced by 5% or more than the energy in the previous rising or falling range, the stock market closes above the previous low. In both cases, the stock market is in a strong position. This triggers a buy signal. When the rising interval of Odd quantity after the bottom increases by 5% or more than the falling interval reaching the bottom, the bottom confirmation is generated. It is found that, compared with the previous rising or falling interval, the greater the change range of average daily turnover, the stronger the signal generated.

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