Bottom-hunting skills: The Morning Star Strategy

1. In a sharp decline, the stock price continuously closes the negative line at a low level, and then jumps short and opens a cross star the next day, implying that the seller has Hesitant and unable to continue to suppress the stock price. If a strong positive line appears on the third day, it indicates that the bulls have taken control of the situation and are about to launch an upward attack. The cross star is originally a turning line, and the cross star in this spectrum is like the morning star of Qi Ming, calling for the arrival of a new day, which means that the bottoming of the stock price has been completed, which is a sign of rebound, so it is called "Morning Star Qi Ming".

2. The last big and medium positive line in this graph is the confirmation of the turning trend. To ensure safety, investors do not need to buy on the day when the cross star appears, and they are basically sure to be able to exit the next day. Intervene in time when the big Zhongyang line occurs.

The bottom-buying technique: the rejuvenation strategy

The so-called rejuvenation refers to the end of the negative line after the stock plummets. The specific manifestation is that the stock price closes the long lower shadow line after oversold, and the next day Another negative line closes, but this negative line fails to break through the lower shadow of the previous day's negative line. We can interpret this signal as short sellers are exhausted and the buyer is about to launch a counterattack. This K-line combination is usually a signal that the stock price has bottomed out in the short to medium term. You can consider intervening on the third day after the long shadow appears.

The hard-earned strategy of bargain-hunting

The stock price has accelerated its decline, and has jumped out of the negative line three times in a row. This is usually a signal that the bulls are about to die and the stock price will stop falling. As the saying goes, "As long as the bulls die, the decline will continue." Therefore, the stock price is more likely to rebound at this time. However, although this K-line combination is a relatively strong rebound signal, because its final decline is unfathomable, investors should be cautious and not easily intervene to rush for a rebound, so as not to be hurt by the inertial decline of the stock price. Only when the stock price closes in positive territory and begins to cover the last gap (i.e., the bottom gap) is it a relatively safe time to intervene.