Whether it is a stock or a broader market, the trend of the K-line is alternating between yin and yang, even if it is unilateral, there will be a rebound callback. So there are often five positive lines in a row, and then a negative cross star. Many investors want to know how to deal with this trend.

What does the five-sun-shaded cross star show?

Five consecutive Yin cross stars indicate that there is technical pressure above the stock price, but at the same time, because there is only one Yin cross star, it also shows that the market is still dominated by bulls. The previous five consecutive years showed that the general trend was getting stronger, whether it was the moving average, the daily line or other technical indicators, but after continuous rise, the strength of the bulls had been consumed by more than half, and it was impossible to break through when encountering resistance. We need to adjust and accumulate strength to make an upward breakthrough.

Generally speaking, after five consecutive years, the cross star is adjusted in the rising relay, and there may be a slight correction or consolidation in the follow-up. Investors can sell stocks first, and then cover their positions when the stock price steps back to key points. Although this increases the complexity of the operation, it can also obtain more benefits and avoid the risk of sudden and sharp decline of the stock price in a few cases.