1. The rising triangle is a reliable figure, and the figure with the right shoulder at the bottom of the head and shoulders often contains the rising triangle. The BC line shows that the price is higher than the wave; AC line belongs to resistance line. Once the resistance line is broken, a signal will appear. In ABC's triangle model, the price touches the AC line and BC line no less than five times. The more times, the greater the reliability. If you buy after the price rises above the AC line, the market outlook is bullish.
2. What is the figure of a falling triangle similar to the right shoulder at the top of the head and shoulders? The BC line is the support line, and the price development is getting lower and lower, just like the AC line, but it rebounds when it falls to the BC line, but the rebound rate is getting lower and lower. Finally, it falls below the BC line, the support line falls, and the price falls like water. Within the ABC triangle, the more times the price touches the AC line and BC line, the better. The principle is not less than five times. If it is less than these times, the reliability will be compromised.
3. Sensitive triangles, also known as symmetrical triangle, are not necessarily completely symmetrical. As long as a line of AC or BC is unbalanced with the horizontal line, it belongs to symmetrical triangle, and point C can be higher or lower than the graph. When the price reaches the tip of the triangle, it is still difficult to speculate on the development of the situation. For example, if the price rises above the last AC line, there will be a buy signal, and if it falls below the BC line, there will be a sell signal. The chartists will not take action until they break through the AC or Bc line. The price in ABC triangle contacts AC and BC lines more times and has higher reliability. The closer the price is to point C, the greater the reference value of breaking through AC line or BC line.
In fact, the breakthrough of triangle often depends on the range of stock market ups and downs. In the process of rising, if the overall increase is not much, there is usually a greater possibility of triangle fluctuation (no matter what kind of triangle). On the contrary, there is a triangle consolidation in the process of decline, which is very likely to continue to break down.
Triangular shape rarely appears at the top or bottom of the big market, and it is mostly a pause in the upward (downward) trend. Therefore, we can judge the breakthrough direction of the triangle according to the ups and downs of thinking, and we can constantly adjust the currency ratio in the process of triangle formation in operation. What is more difficult here is to grasp the "degree" of ups and downs, which can be combined with other technical analysis and comprehensive judgment. Of course, in the end, we should take the breakthrough direction of the triangle as the buying and selling decision.
As for the amplitude after the triangle breaks through, according to the principle of "minimum potential energy": in the upward breakthrough trend, draw a line parallel to the bottom from the upper left corner of the shape on the stock price chart-the measuring line of the shape, and rise at the same angle and rate as before the shape starts, so that we can roughly measure the time and amplitude and guide our actual operation.
These can be understood slowly. Investors can refer to relevant books and systems in the early stage to find out. At the same time, combined with a simulated stock trading practice, we can quickly and effectively master the skills of this theoretical practice. At present, Niu Gubao's simulated stock trading is not bad, and many functions in it are enough to analyze the market and individual stocks, which is helpful to use. I hope I can help you, and I wish you a happy investment!