To answer your question, we must first answer from the level, that is to say, all varieties are three-step, and the 1 step or two-step model is rising and falling. After a five-minute surge, there will be a five-minute callback, and so will hours. Your question should be when to call back after the so-called surge on the daily chart. In fact, you should know that it takes one day to collect 1 and K-line at the daily level, and it takes several days to get out of several K-lines. Of course, the daily line also needs to take three steps back 1 two steps, but if you expect the callback of the daily line, it is less likely that the market will rise for a few days and fall for a few days. Why? Because the daily line goes out of continuous crazy rise or fall, it proves that this variety is in the trend, and it is not easy to reverse it for a few days in the trend, because it is difficult to reverse the trend, because big funds will not reverse the speculation against the trend. The trend that the daily line rises for a few days and falls for a few days is not a crazy rise.
The reason why you don't feel the callback is because you only pay attention to one level. Even in the crazy rising stage of the daily line, there will be 5 points, 15 points or even the hourly chart callback, but on the daily chart, you still can't feel it at all.
When it comes to how to judge the callback at the daily level, including the hourly chart or five points, it is necessary to judge from the moving average. First of all, if the level is too far away from the short-term moving average, it may be adjusted back at any time, and the goal of the adjustment is clear, and the continuity of the adjustment is not clear. We should use the secondary position without assistance, because the secondary position is more sensitive, but whether to continue the callback after the callback or to continue the callback out of the daily line requires comprehensive judgment. This is not my personal opinion. Simply put, if you want to expect the daily line to make a continuous profit adjustment after a sharp rise, you have to wait for the hourly chart to fall below its moving average. By analogy, the hourly chart will fall below its moving average five minutes before it falls, which requires the order to be satisfied. Only when the hourly chart falls below the moving average can the callback continue. What is reassuring is that the price before the hourly chart falls below its moving average is higher than that before the daily chart falls below its moving average, and it can be adjusted continuously. In other words, 15 minutes did not fall below its moving average. Don't imagine that you can make a profit by making a few corrections to the daily line. And a suggestion for you and the futures people who see this content is the most powerful at first. No matter what you see at first is the stock chart, futures chart, foreign exchange chart and so on. The first contact is the moving average, basically without exception. Just like learning Chinese medicine, we will eventually return to Huangdi Neijing. A well didn't dig a few meters, and there was no water. Continue to dig in other places, study some complicated indicators, and edit some complicated trading procedures. The simple road is the eternal summary of 3000 years, unless the predecessors are not as smart as us.
What I want to tell you is that I want to say a few things when you ask this question: 1 You are a person with a sense of disk or potential. 2 You are an impatient person and a risk-conscious person. You are not new, but you haven't touched the door yet. Now you're going the wrong way. 4 is the key point. The market really ended at the craziest time you said.