Question 2: What does passivation above the daily line mean? The daily KDJ or MACD is intertwined at the top. It means that if the volume continues to enlarge, it will continue to break through, but if it shrinks.
If KDJ falls below 80, it will adjust downwards.
Question 3: What does "passivation" mean in stock analysis? When the stock moves up (or down) unilaterally, the stock price does not move in the opposite direction after the technical instruction produces a dead fork (or a golden fork), but it moves sideways at a high position (or a low position), and the indicator lines are sometimes intertwined like a rope. This condition is called passivation.
Question 4: What do you mean by stock index passivation? The technical indicators of the stock market are passivated at a high level, which means that the stock index cannot fall. Under normal circumstances, the stock index will fall back as soon as it enters the oversold area. Does the failure of the stock index mean that it will rise sharply? Not exactly. If the stock index can't fall, some stocks controlled by large funds will continue to be pulled up, trying to attract investors to take over. For example, some Shanghai stocks have been boosted, but your non-Shanghai stocks may not be boosted by large funds, because their purpose of boosting stocks with large funds is only to lure you to take over.
The reason for the high passivation of the technical indicators of the market is very simple, that is, both large funds and retail investors are holding their noses and dreaming, and they are all expecting each other to take over. Retail investors have no money to take over, and they are all trapped. Big money seems to be investing in the stock market, but in fact their money is only invested in their own stocks. Both sides refused to throw money into the stock market, and the technical indicators of the market were passivated at a high level.
Question 5: What does "K-line passivation" mean in stocks? K-line passivation means that the long-term moving average cannot quickly reflect the short-term stock price changes. For example, the 20-day line is still going up, but the stock price has fallen.
Use short-term moving averages to make short-term. Use the long-term moving average to do long-term work.
Question 6: What does 6:KDJ passivation mean? KDJ indicator is a good tool for trend band analysis. Based on the crossing principle of moving average, the highest price, lowest price and closing price of the stock price within 9 days are smoothed, and two trend lines are obtained, one is fast (K) and the other is slow (D). The value of J line is obtained through 3D-2K.
Generally speaking, the value of k is around 20, and when the value of d crosses the right direction, it is a short-term buying signal; The value of k is around 80. When the value of d crosses downward from the right of the value of d, it is a short-term selling signal. Higher-level usage also includes: 1, and the value of k forms the phenomenon that the bottom is higher than the bottom, while at the low position below 50, when the value of d crosses from bottom to top twice in a row, the stock price tends to rise sharply. 2. The value of K is lower than the bottom, and it is at a high level above 50. When the value of D crosses from top to bottom twice in a row, the stock price tends to rise sharply. 3. When the K value is higher than 80 overbought area, the short-term stock price is easy to fall back; Below 20 oversold areas, short-term stock prices tend to rebound upwards.
However, KDJ also has various "defects" in practical use. For example, after the K value enters the overbought or oversold area, it often appears wandering and "passivation" phenomenon, which makes investors at a loss; When the stock price fluctuates greatly in the short term or the instantaneous market fluctuation is too large, trading with KD value often leads to the dilemma of buying at a high point and selling at a low point.
In addition, according to personal experience, KDJ indicators often have the following analysis purposes: 1, J value 100, especially when it is greater than 100 for three consecutive days, the stock price often appears short-term head; 2. If the j value is 0, especially less than 0 for three consecutive days, the stock price will often appear at the short-term bottom again. What investors should pay attention to is that the signal of J value will not appear frequently, and once it appears, the reliability is quite high. Around us, many experienced old investors are looking for the signal of J value to grasp the best trading point of stocks, and this signal can be said to be the essence of KDJ index.
Question 7: What does daily stock market passivation mean? Please answer it. First of all, you have to understand a concept, that is, what is the daily line you are talking about? Because the so-called daily line can refer to the daily K line or the moving average of various indicators (such as the commonly used KDJ), the K line is not passivated, but these indicators such as KDJ are passivated. Passivation means that these indicators stay in the limit position for a long time (the highest indicator setting is generally 100), reflecting the strength of a certain trend of stock prices, such as the J value of KDJ is 80-000 for a long time. And the J value is 20-0 (low passivation) for a long time, indicating that the stock is oversold and the stock price continues to fall significantly.
Question 8: What does the five-minute passivation on the stock time-sharing chart mean? It mainly means that KDJ RSI is above 90, and repeated shocks mean that the indicators are passivated!
Question 9: What is high passivation? KDJ indicator is a technical indicator that is often used to judge the market. Its advantage is that it is sensitive to the future trend of prices, especially in the weekly daily chart, which often gives a clear opportunity to enter and exit. Generally speaking,
Gold cross means buying, and death cross means short selling.
But no indicator is everything. On the other hand, the sensitivity of KDJ index is its deficiency. The signal of gold cross may often make investors buy goods too early, and the signal of death cross may make investors ship short too early. These two phenomena are also called low passivation and high passivation of KDJ indicator. It is very important to understand the passivation phenomenon of KDJ index for the volatile futures market.
In order to use KDJ index correctly, it is necessary to meet the following conditions: futures prices move in a certain range of boxes. In this case, cross-buying low gold and cross-selling high gold has a relatively high accuracy.
When the KDJ indicator is passivated, it can be identified by the following methods:
1, amplification method.
Because KDJ indicators are very sensitive, they often give some miscellaneous information, which is easy to mislead investors, thinking that they will generate buying signals or shipping signals, and make mistakes accordingly. If we amplify it by one level to confirm the reliability of this signal, it will have a good effect. If the low-level gold fork of KDJ indicator is generated on the daily K-line chart, it can be enlarged to the weekly chart. If there is also a golden cross in the low position of the weekly chart, it is considered that the signal is reliable and can be operated boldly. If the weekly chart shows that it is on the way down, then the gold fork on the daily chart is not reliable and may be the main cheating means. At this time, we can take a wait-and-see approach.
2. Morphological methods.
Because of the sensitivity of KDJ index, the index it gives is often ahead, so we can help find out the correct trading point by observing the shape of KDJ index. The KDJ index will be restocked when it forms W-bottom, triple bottom and head-shoulder bottom at a low level; In a strong market, when the KDJ indicator forms M-head and head-shoulder top at a high level, the signal reliability of shipment will be enhanced. It is particularly important to note that KDJ, like RSI, has high accuracy for the back pressure line formed after the shock.
3. Wave counting method.
The combination of KDJ index and wave counting is a very effective method. On the K-line chart, one wave, three waves and five waves in the rising pattern can often be clearly distinguished. On the K-line chart, futures prices stopped at the bottom of the market and began to rise. Usually, when the first wave rises, the KDJ indicator will signal cross-shipment. At this time, you can pay less attention to this selling signal, because it is likely to be a wrong signal or a cheating signal. When the futures price moves to the third wave, pay more attention to the short signal. When the futures price runs to the obvious fifth sub-wave, if the KDJ indicator gives a selling signal, resolutely ship it. At this time, the signal given by KDJ indicator is usually a very accurate signal. When the futures price has just finished rising and started to fall, the buying signal of KDJ indicator is less considered in the first wave of decline, and the buying signal of KDJ indicator is only considered in the third wave of futures price or The 5th Wave decline, especially after five waves of decline.
4. Trend line method.
When futures prices enter a very strong market or a very weak market, futures prices will form a unilateral upward trend and a unilateral downward trend; In the unilateral downward trend, in order to effectively solve the problem of KDJ passivation, a downward trend line can be added to the K-line chart. Before the futures price breaks through the downtrend line, any buying signal sent by KDJ will not be considered. Only after the futures price breaks through the downtrend line will the buying signal of KDJ indicator be considered. In the unilateral upward trend, the market trend is extremely strong, and the futures price often sends a selling signal at a high level. According to this signal, the operator will lose a large section of the market, or an upward trend line can be added to the daily K-line. Before the futures price breaks through the upward trend line, the selling signal given by KDJ indicator will not be considered. Once the futures price breaks through the upward trend line, the selling signal given by KDJ will be resolutely implemented and will never be soft. The failure of KDJ indicators often occurs in very strong markets or very weak markets, unilaterally rising markets and unilaterally falling markets.
Question 10: Why does KDJ bottom passivation make more sense?