1, hammerhead shape: hammerhead shape means that in the K-line diagram, there is a long positive line, the upper shadow line is shorter, and the lower shadow line is longer, and the length of the lower shadow line is longer than the upper shadow line. This pattern shows that the stock price has risen strongly, and investors can consider buying.
2. Head and shoulder shape: Head and shoulder shape means that in the K-line diagram, a head appears, followed by two shoulders. The high point of the head and the low point of the shoulder are higher than the previous low points and high points by a certain extent. The head-and-shoulders pattern indicates that the stock price has reversed, and investors can consider buying.
3. Three methods of rising: Three methods of rising refer to three positive lines appearing in the K-line chart, and the closing price of each positive line is higher than the closing price of the previous positive line. The three rising methods show that the stock price has risen strongly, and investors can consider buying.
4. Shrinking hammer head: The shape of shrinking hammer head means that in the K-line diagram, a longer positive line appears, with a shorter upper shadow line and a longer lower shadow line. However, the trading volume of this positive line is smaller than that of the previous positive line, indicating that the stock price has risen strongly. However, investors should pay attention to the volume of transactions to avoid being deceived.
5. shrinking the head and shoulders: shrinking the head and shoulders means that in the K-line diagram, a head appears, followed by two shoulders. The high point of the head and the low point of the shoulder are higher than the previous low points and high points by a certain extent. But the transaction volume of this shoulder is smaller than that of the head. The shrinking of the shoulders indicates that the stock price has reversed, but investors should pay attention to the volume of transactions to avoid being deceived.