First, the volume: 90% of the stocks that rise continuously are driven by the volume, so the volume at the starting point changes obviously, and the volume is also a fixed pattern when it falls.
Second, the price: after a long-term or phased consolidation, the prices of all stocks that have been rising continuously will show obvious changes and performances at a certain time node. Usually, what we call the concept of K-line and K-line combination, the same decline is also a characteristic expression mode.
The third is timing: for example, the daily line usually falls after three consecutive top deviations. For example, after the breakthrough, the shorter the consolidation time, the faster the pull-up speed and the stronger the upward momentum.
The fourth is emptiness: as the name implies, it means space. When is the starting point, how much is the increase, where is the support and where is the pressure. Whether it is rising or falling, it has obvious characteristics.