Inverted morphology
The reversal pattern is a signal that the stock price turns from an upward trend to a downward trend or from a downward trend to an upward trend.
First, the head and shoulders
(1) morphology: obvious neck lines; The height of the left and right shoulders is roughly equal, and the right shoulder is mostly lower than the left shoulder (less than 3%);
(2) Volume: left shoulder > head > right shoulder, right shoulder = head = left shoulder, left shoulder volume.
(4) delivery point: the place where the neckline is broken; Bounce but not at the neckline.
(5) Descent: the distance from the top of the head to the neckline.
Note: If the right shoulder is higher than the left shoulder, the pattern may be invalid; If the rebound breaks through the neckline, the shape may fail.
Second, round top and bottom.
1. Corduroy with round pile head
(1) form: the stock price rises in an arc, connecting short-term highs and forming an arc top. The hovering area of stock price is called bowl handle.
(2) Volume: it is also arc-shaped.
(3) Breakthrough: breaking the bowl handle and rebounding after breaking the bowl handle.
(4) Drop point: The bowl handle is broken, and it bounces back after it is broken.
(5) decline: large and difficult to measure.
2. Round bottom
(1) form: also known as the m-head trend, when the first head is formed, the low point of falling back is about 10%-20% of the highest point, with obvious neckline, and the two vertices are almost equal. Generally, the second head is higher than the first head, but it will not exceed 3%.
(2) Volume: The two peaks of the double head have obviously high volume, and the volume of the second head is obviously smaller than that of the first head.
(3) Breakthrough: Breaking through the neckline will reduce or increase the transaction volume.
(4) Delivery point: the lower broken neckline and the lower broken neckline rebound.
(5) Descent: the distance from the highest point of the head to the neckline.
Note: Double tops sometimes appear in the finishing form.
Third, the hidden bottom.
(1) form: the stock price moves horizontally in a narrow folding range, showing a horizontal form.
(2) Volume: very sparse.
(3) Breakthrough: unusually large turnover.
(4) Entry point: when the trading volume is obviously enlarged.
(5) Increment: The increment is quite large and difficult to measure.
Note: Long time and continuous high turnover rate.
Four. V shape
1, v-shaped bottom
(1) shape: the left side drops sharply for a period of time with obvious inflection point;
(2) Volume: low volume, and then reduce the volume;
Verb (abbreviation for verb) trumpet shape
(1) form: three highs and two lows, one high and one low, with upper rail and lower rail.
(2) Volume: Irregular huge transactions.
(3) Amplitude: There is a clear measurement method for stocks.
Six, diamonds
(1) shape: there are obvious upper and lower rails.
(2) Volume: decreasing gradually.
(3) Breakthrough: breaking the right ascending track or breaking the right descending track.
(4) Amplitude: the distance between the high point and the low point.