1, low hammer line

Form introduction: rising form. Generally, in the downward trend, there is a K-line shape with a long lower shadow line and a short upper shadow line, which is shaped like a hammer and is called a low hammer line.

Buying reference position: the second day after the hammer line appears, if it can be determined that the closing price can cross the hammer line entity, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop loss reference position: the lowest point of the hammer line.

2, low hammer line

Form introduction: rising form. Generally, in the downward trend, there is a K-line shape with a shorter lower shadow line and a longer upper shadow line, which looks like an inverted hammer and is called a low inverted hammer line.

Buying reference position: the second day after the appearance of the inverted hammer line, if it can be determined that the closing price can cross the hammer line entity, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop loss reference position: the lowest point of the hammer line.

3, low cross star

Form introduction: rising form. Generally, in the downward trend, a long K-line with shadow line and lower shadow line appears, which is shaped like a cross star and is called a low cross star.

Buying reference position: On the second day after the appearance of the low cross star, if the stock price rises more than the cross star entity, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop loss reference: the lowest point of cross star.

4, bullish to grab the belt

Form introduction: rising form. Generally, in the downward trend or consolidation trend, the opening price is basically at the lowest price of the day, and there is no shadow line or the shadow line is very short and the entity is long, which is called the long waist line, also known as the opening price barefoot line.

Buying reference position: the day after the emergence of the bull waistline, if the stock price does not hit a new low, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop loss reference position: the lowest position of waistline.

5, low propeller

Form introduction: rising form. In the downward trend, a small negative line or a small positive line with long upper and lower shadow lines appears, which is shaped like a propeller and is called a low propeller.

Buying reference position: the second day after the low propeller line appears, if the stock price rises more than the propeller entity, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop loss reference position: the lowest position of the propeller line.

6. Star of Enlightenment

Form introduction: rising form. After a long solid negative line, a star line with a lower downward opening appears, followed by a positive line, and the upper end of the positive line enters the entity of the first negative line. The forms of these three K-lines are called enlightened stars, or morning stars.

Buying reference position: On the second day after the star line appears, if the stock price continues to rise beyond the previous root line entity, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop loss reference position: the lowest position of the star line.

7, bullish engulfment

Form introduction: rising form. In the downward trend, there are two K-lines, Yin first and Yang second, and the second K-line entity engulfs the first K-line entity and completely surrounds the first entity. The combination of these two K lines is called multi-head engulfment.

Reference position for buying: On the second day after the bull engulfing pattern appears, if it can be confirmed that the stock price has not fallen below the lowest point of the pattern, then the buying point will appear.

Stop loss reference position: the lowest point of the form.

Risk disclosure: This information does not constitute any investment advice. Investors should not substitute such information for their independent judgment, or make decisions only based on such information. It does not constitute any trading operation and does not guarantee any income. If you operate by yourself, please pay attention to position control and risk control.