Deviation from these characteristics requires attention to the following points:
1, the effectiveness of various technical indicators is different, so when analyzing technical indicators, generally speaking, the relative success rate of judging the market turning point by the deviation between RSI and KDJ is relatively high.
2. Under normal circumstances, it is more reliable for the indicator deviation to appear in a strong position, that is, when the stock price is at a high level, it usually takes only one deviation to determine the reversal pattern; When the stock price is at a low level, it usually needs to deviate several times to determine the reversal pattern.
3. The deviation after passivation is more accurate. If we operate completely according to the deviation characteristics, there will usually be big mistakes, especially when the stock price plummets or skyrockets. It is very likely that the stock price will still rise or fall after the KDJ indicator is passivated at a high or low level, but in fact, once there is a deviation feature, the effectiveness will be very high, especially when the KDJ indicator is combined with the RSI indicator to judge the stock price trend. In the process of judging the top and bottom, KDJ
4, pay attention to distinguish false deviation, general false deviation has the following characteristics:
There is deviation in a certain time period, but not in other time periods. For example, the daily chart deviates, but the weekly chart or monthly chart does not deviate;
Deviation occurs before entering the high index area. What we call determining the top and bottom by deviation is more effective when the technical index is below 20 or above 80 after a certain period of passivation. Between 20 and 80, it is usually a strong adjustment, not a deviation, and the market outlook is likely to continue to rise or fall; One indicator has deviated, while the other indicators have not. When technical indicators deviate, it is usually because their indicator designs are different and the deviation time is different. When deviating, KDJ is the most sensitive, followed by RSI, and MACD is the weakest. The deviation of a single indicator is not significant, but if all indicators deviate, the stock price is more likely to peak or fall.
Deviation from these characteristics requires attention to the following points:
1, the effectiveness of various technical indicators is different, so when analyzing technical indicators, generally speaking, the relative success rate of judging the market turning point by the deviation between RSI and KDJ is relatively high.
2. Under normal circumstances, it is more reliable for the indicator deviation to appear in a strong position, that is, when the stock price is at a high level, it usually takes only one deviation to determine the reversal pattern; When the stock price is at a low level, it usually needs to deviate several times to determine the reversal pattern.
3. The deviation after passivation is more accurate. If we operate completely according to the deviation characteristics, there will usually be big mistakes, especially when the stock price plummets or skyrockets. It is very likely that the stock price will still rise or fall after the KDJ indicator is passivated at a high or low level, but in fact, once there is a deviation feature, the effectiveness will be very high, especially when the KDJ indicator is combined with the RSI indicator to judge the stock price trend. In the process of judging the top and bottom, KDJ
4, pay attention to distinguish false deviation, general false deviation has the following characteristics:
There is deviation in a certain time period, but not in other time periods. For example, the daily chart deviates, but the weekly chart or monthly chart does not deviate;
Deviation occurs before entering the high index area. What we call determining the top and bottom by deviation is more effective when the technical index is below 20 or above 80 after a certain period of passivation. Between 20 and 80, it is usually a strong adjustment, not a deviation, and the market outlook is likely to continue to rise or fall; One indicator has deviated, while the other indicators have not. When technical indicators deviate, it is usually because their indicator designs are different and the deviation time is different. When deviating, KDJ is the most sensitive, followed by RSI, and MACD is the weakest. The deviation of a single indicator is not significant, but if all indicators deviate, the stock price is more likely to peak or fall.