1. The cross itself has an inversion signal, but this inversion signal needs the support and confirmation of other technical indicators.
2. If the cross star appears at the relative bottom that has fallen, it may constitute a staged bottom, and the possibility of going up is higher.
3. If the cross star appears at the relative top that has risen, it may constitute a staged top, and the possibility of going down is higher.
4. The cross star is an important reversal signal, but the direction of future price changes cannot be determined by this signal alone, and it needs to be comprehensively analyzed with other technical indicators.
When analyzing the weekly cross star for three consecutive weeks, it needs to be judged according to the specific situation and market trend. At the same time, investors also need to pay attention to risk control to avoid investment losses caused by chasing up and down.