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How to judge unilateral and shock in HSI futures?
Introduce several ideas and skills to judge unilateral and oscillation;

(1) average judgment method

A. first, set the parameters of the EMA system. You can use different EMA systems according to your preference. Generally, the combination of 5-day, 10 and 20-day moving averages is commonly used.

B. Judgment method: multi-head arrangement (upward trend, unilateral upward trend): it consists of three moving averages, characterized by a short-term moving average at the top, a medium-term moving average at the middle and a long-term moving average at the bottom. The three moving averages arc upward and move upward at the same time, as shown in the above figure; Short position (downward trend, unilateral decline): It consists of three moving averages, characterized by short-term moving averages at the bottom, medium-term moving averages in the middle, long-term moving averages at the bottom, and the three moving averages are upward arcs and move downward at the same time.

(2)K-line judgment method

You can also judge that the market is in a bullish trend according to the ratio of the positive line to the negative line in the K line. Judgment method: In an operation cycle, if there are more than 8 K lines and the number of positive lines accounts for more than 3/4 of the total, it indicates that the trend is bullish; On the contrary, the number of negative lines accounts for more than 3/4 of the total, indicating a short trend.

(3) Trend line judgment method

First, how to draw the trend line? Two or more high points are connected into a straight line to form a pressure line; Two or more low points are connected in a straight line to form a support line;

B. Judgment method: the support line and the pressure line form a trend channel, which is called an upward trend channel, and the market rises unilaterally; This channel is called the downtrend channel, and the market falls unilaterally.