Explain 1: golden cross, which is what we call golden cross, a term in technical analysis. Refers to the trend chart that the short-term moving average crosses the medium-term moving average or the short-term moving average and crosses the long-term moving average at the same time. This intersection is an opportunity to open a position, so it is called golden fork, or golden fork for short. The golden section is one of the methods to predict the trend. The short-term moving average of the gold cross exceeds the long-term moving average, which means that there is a possibility of climbing. Generally speaking, when the short-term moving average crosses the long-term moving average from bottom to top, the intersection of the short-term moving average and the long-term moving average is the golden intersection. The emergence of the golden cross shows that the bulls in the market outlook are strong and the stock price still has some room for growth. This is a good time to buy stocks. The solid line represents the long-term moving average, the dotted line represents the short-term moving average, and the short-term moving average and the long-term moving average form two intersections. The so-called golden cross refers to the crossing of the rising short-term moving average from bottom to top through the rising long-term moving average. At this time, the pressure line breaks upward, indicating that the stock price will continue to rise and the market is optimistic. The so-called death crossing means that the falling short-term moving average crosses the falling long-term moving average from top to bottom. At this time, the support line was broken, indicating that the stock price will continue to fall and the market is bearish. However, it should be noted that it is one-sided for investors to buy and sell only on the basis of golden cross or death cross. Because the moving average is only a basic trend line, the reflection of stock price mutation is lagging behind, so the golden cross or death cross can only be used as a reference. Explanation 2: Golden fork and dead fork refer to the intersection of indicator lines (fast line and slow line) such as KDJ and MACD, or the intersection of the annual lines of the sun and the moon. Crossing up from low gear is called golden fork, and crossing up from low gear is called dead fork. Used to judge the trend of peaking and bottoming. There are four relatively sensitive indicators, KDJ, MACD, CCI and SAR. RSI: relative strength indicator DMI: trend indicator. The short-term moving average crosses the long-term moving average upward, which is called the golden cross. On the contrary, it is a dead fork. However, if the short-term moving average crosses upward and the long-term moving average descends or decelerates, it cannot be called a golden fork. The dead fork also explains a lot: the dead fork means that the falling short-term moving average crosses the falling long-term moving average from top to bottom, and at this time, it breaks through the support line downwards, indicating that the stock price will continue to fall and the market is bearish.

It should be noted that it is one-sided for investors to buy and sell only on the basis of golden cross or death cross. Because the moving average is only a basic trend line, the reflection of stock price mutation is lagging behind, so the golden cross or death cross can only be used as a reference. The combination of death crossover and technical indicators;

JDK indicator:

JDK has three lines, the J line crosses the DK line upward, which is a golden cross, but the opposite is a death cross. The short-term moving average crosses the long-term moving average upward, which is called the golden cross. Instead, it is called the cross of death. However, if the short-term moving average crosses upward and the long-term moving average descends or decelerates, it cannot be called a golden fork. So is the cross of death. In the stock market, the golden cross represents an upward indicator with a probability of more than 50%. Instead, it is called the cross of death. There are both moving averages and indicators. The concept of the intersection of gold and death is the intersection of short and long. In fact, it is simpler: if you look back at history, after the two lines cross, the index rises to represent the golden cross, and falls to represent the death cross. Hymn gold death cross is best combined with deviation. There are too many cases in which organizations use the golden death cross as bait.

DIF= average price of the previous 12 days-average price of the previous 26 days.

MACD (also known as DEA): The moving average converges and diverges, which is the 9-day moving average of DIF (equivalent to the 9-day moving average of DIF).

Ba =DIF-MACD.

1, judging the general trend: when DIF and MACD are positive, the general trend is bull market, and vice versa; 2. When the gold DIF and MACD cross, it is a buying opportunity, and when the death cross occurs, it is a selling opportunity; 3. The positive line from long to short is a selling signal, and the negative line from long to short is a buying signal; 4. Top deviation and bottom deviation. When the stock price keeps rising to a new high, DIF and MACD do not match to reach a new high or even lower, which is called top deviation and a selling signal. When the stock price continues to fall, the DIF and MACD do not match to a new low or even rise, which is called the bottom deviation and is a buying signal. KD: stochastics.

( 1) 1 & lt； KD< 100, KD & lt50 is an empty market, and KD & gt50 is a multi-party market. (2) It is generally believed that the KD value below 20 is an oversold area and can be bought on dips; KD value above 80 is an overbought area, which can be laid out on rallies. (3) After a round of decline, the KD value is below 25. When the K line crosses the D line (golden fork), it is a buy signal. When the KD value is above 85 after a round of rising, the K-line crossing the D-line (death crossing) is a selling signal. (4) The deviation signal is a very accurate buying and selling signal, that is, when the price is higher than the previous wave, but the KD value, especially the D value, is lower than the previous wave, it is a top deviation, indicating that the market outlook will fall, which is a clear selling signal. When the price is lower and the KD value, especially the D value, is higher than the previous wave, it is the bottom deviation, indicating that the market outlook will rise, which is a clear buying signal. (5) When the KD line forms a double bottom or double head in the overbought area or overbought area, it is also a buy or sell signal. (Sometimes there is a big error, especially when the stock is very inactive. When it falls for a long time, the K value can reach below 5; In a big bull market, it is common for the K value to reach above 90 and the stock price not to fall, so we should not take it too seriously. RSI: relative strength index

The lower limit of RSI is 0 and the upper limit is 100. 50 is the central axis of RSI, which is the dividing line between air and space. Above 50 is a strong area (multi-city), below 50 is a weak area (empty city), below 20 is an oversold area, and above 80 is an overbought area. RSI indicator buying point: (1)W-shaped or head-shoulder bottom When RSI forms a W-shaped or head-shoulder bottom shape at the low position or bottom, it is the best buying period. (2) Below 20 When the RSI runs below 20, it enters the oversold area and is easy to rebound. (3) The golden fork is a buying signal when the short-term RSI crosses the long-term RSI upward. (4) Long Deviation When the stock index or stock price is lower than each wave and the RSI is higher than each wave, it is called long deviation. At this time, the stock index or stock price is easy to reverse and rise. Selling point of RSI indicator: (1) M-shape and head-shoulder top shape When RSI forms M-shape or head-shoulder top shape at high position or top, it is the best selling opportunity. (2) Above 80 When the RSI runs above 80, it enters the overbought area, and the stock price is easy to fall. (3) Top Deviation When the stock index or stock price hit a new high, but the RSI did not hit a new high, it is called top deviation, which will be the best selling opportunity. (4) Death crossover When the short-term RSI crosses the long-term RSI, it is called death crossover, which is a sell signal. DMI: the trend indicator is a dead fork and a selling opportunity when +DI breaks through -DI; When ADX and -DI rise together, it is a short market; DIF、MACD & lt； 0: short the market; DMI indicator DMI indicator is also called trend indicator or trend indicator, and its full name is "directional movement indicator". It was also first put forward by Wells Wilder, an American technical analyst, in the book 1978 "New Concept of Technology Trading System" to remind investors not to enter the market in the consolidation of the world. Once the market becomes profitable, DMI will immediately guide investors to enter the market and withdraw at an appropriate time, which is one of the indicators that have attracted much attention in recent years. Dim trend index is also called moving direction index or trend index. It belongs to the technical index of trend judgment. Its basic principle is to analyze the equilibrium point of supply and demand in the process of stock price rise and fall, that is, the periodic process of supply and demand from equilibrium to imbalance under the influence of price changes, thus providing basis for trend judgment. Further reading: JDK three lines, J line up through DK line, is a golden fork, on the contrary is a dead fork.

The short-term moving average crosses the long-term moving average upward, which is called the golden cross. Conversely, it is a dead fork. However, if the short-term moving average crosses upward and the long-term moving average descends or decelerates, it cannot be called a golden fork. So is the dead fork. In the stock market, the golden cross represents an upward indicator with a probability of more than 50%. On the contrary, it is called a dead fork.

There are both moving averages and indicators, and the concept of golden fork is the intersection of long and short. In fact, the simpler method: if you look back at history, after the two lines cross, the index rises to represent the golden fork, and falls to represent the dead fork. Hymns are best combined with golden forks and deviations. There are too many situations in which institutions use gold forks as bait.

DIF= average price of the previous 12 days-average price of the previous 26 days. MACD (also known as DEA): The moving average converges and diverges, which is the 9-day moving average of DIF (equivalent to the 9-day moving average of DIF). Ba =DIF-MACD.

1, judging the general trend: when DIF and MACD are positive, the general trend is bull market, and vice versa.

2. When there is a golden cross between DIF and MACD, it is a buying opportunity, and when death crosses, it is a selling opportunity.

3. The positive line from long to short is a selling signal, and the negative line from long to short is a buying signal.

4. Top deviation and bottom deviation. When the stock price keeps rising to a new high, DIF and MACD do not match to reach a new high or even lower, which is called top deviation and a selling signal. When the stock price continues to fall, the DIF and MACD do not match to a new low or even rise, which is called the bottom deviation and is a buying signal.

KD: stochastics.

( 1) 1 & lt； KD< 100, KD & lt50 is an empty market, and KD & gt50 is a multi-party market. (2) It is generally believed that the KD value below 20 is an oversold area and can be bought on dips; KD value above 80 is an overbought area, which can be laid out on rallies. (3) After a round of decline, the KD value is below 25, and when the K line crosses the D line (golden fork), it is a buy signal. When the KD value is above 85 after a round of rise and the K line crosses the D line (dead fork), it is a sell signal. (4) The deviation signal is a very accurate buying and selling signal, that is, when the price is higher than the previous wave, but the KD value, especially the D value, is lower than the previous wave, it is a top deviation, indicating that the market outlook will fall, which is a clear selling signal. When the price is lower and the KD value, especially the D value, is higher than the previous wave, it is the bottom deviation, indicating that the market outlook will rise, which is a clear buying signal. (5) When the KD line forms a double bottom or double head in the overbought area or overbought area, it is also a buy or sell signal. (Sometimes there is a big error, especially when the stock is very inactive. When it falls for a long time, the K value can reach below 5; In a big bull market, it is common for the K value to reach above 90 and the stock price not to fall, so we should not take it too seriously.

RSI: relative strength index

The lower limit of RSI is 0 and the upper limit is 100. 50 is the central axis of RSI, which is the dividing line between air and space. Above 50 is a strong area (multi-city), below 50 is a weak area (empty city), below 20 is an oversold area, and above 80 is an overbought area. RSI indicator buying point: (1)W-shaped or head-shoulder bottom When RSI forms a W-shaped or head-shoulder bottom shape at the low position or bottom, it is the best buying period. (2) Below 20 When the RSI runs below 20, it enters the oversold area and is easy to rebound. (3) The golden fork is a buying signal when the short-term RSI crosses the long-term RSI upward. (4) Long Deviation When the stock index or stock price is lower than each wave and the RSI is higher than each wave, it is called long deviation. At this time, the stock index or stock price is easy to reverse and rise. Selling point of RSI indicator: (1) M-shape and head-shoulder top shape When RSI forms M-shape or head-shoulder top shape at high position or top, it is the best selling opportunity. (2) Above 80 When the RSI runs above 80, it enters the overbought area, and the stock price is easy to fall. (3) Top Deviation When the stock index or stock price hit a new high, but the RSI did not hit a new high, it is called top deviation, which will be the best selling opportunity. (4) Dead fork When the short-term RSI crosses the long-term RSI, it is called a dead fork and is a selling signal.

Deviation: deviation rate. Deviation of stock price from moving average.

The deviation of the stock price above the moving average is called deviation, and the deviation rate is positive. The farther the distance, the greater the deviation. At the same time, the moving average has a gravitational effect on the stock price, and it is more prone to the process of returning to the moving average, resulting in a decline. The stock price below the moving average is called deviation, and the deviation rate is negative. The farther the distance, the greater the deviation. At the same time, the moving average has a callback effect on the stock price, which is more likely to lead to the process of returning to the moving average, leading to a rise in the stock price. As for the extent to which the deviation value is the time to buy or sell, there is no uniform rule. Some people take the deviation of 10 and the 25-day moving average of -4.5-7% or 5-8% as the opportunity to buy or sell.

William indicator. It is a short-term indicator, which is vague in describing the extreme state of overbought and oversold. When W%R changes between 0 and 20, it only shows that the market is in a strong upward trend.

DMI: trend indicator. (Reference)

1, golden crossover and death crossover. When -DI breaks through +DI, it is a golden crossover and a buying opportunity. When +DI breaks through -DI, it is a death crossover and a selling opportunity.

2. When ADX and +DI rise together, it is a bull market, and when ADX and -DI rise together, it is a short market.

When ADX falls from a height, it will turn around. When the turning point is strong, you can also consider selling or buying.

DIF、MACD & gt； 0: long market; DIF、MACD & lt； 0: short the market; KD & lt20: Buy; KD & gt80: sell; 0 & ltRSI & lt50: weak; 50 & ltRSI & lt 100: strong;

RSI & gt80: overbought area; RSI & lt20: oversold area; Bias: -4.5 ~ 7% or 5 ~ 8%; When W%R changes between 0 and 20, it only shows that the market is in a strong upward trend.