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The T-line is a banker's line, which is completely controlled by the banker. Different positions of the T-line have different technical meanings.
It truly reflects the dealer's trading intentions. Investors need to carefully analyze the time and location of the T-line, and combine it with other technical analysis indicators to see through the dealer's conspiracy.
TT line a. The opening price and closing price of the T line are the same as the highest price. Only the shadow line is left on the K line. If there is an upper shadow line, it is very short. The signal strength of the T line is proportional to the lower shadow line. The lower shadow line
The longer the wire, the stronger the signal.
b. Different locations have different technical meanings.
First: The T-shaped line appears after the stock price has a large increase, which is a peaking signal. 1 Second: The T-shaped line appears after the stock price has a large decline, which is a bottoming signal.
Third: The T-line appears during the rising stock price, which is technically a signal to continue rising.
Fourth: The T-line appears when the stock price is falling, which is technically a signal to continue falling.
c. The T-shaped line is a dealer line, which is completely controlled by the dealer.
First: The T-shaped line pulled out at a high level is actually a smoke bomb released by the dealer to cover high-level shipments, which makes retail investors think that this "T" trend of first suppressing and then rising is a kind of washout in the process of rising stock prices.
This will induce some short-term customers who have sold chips to chase the rise and buy again, allowing retail investors holding chips to go long with confidence, which is exactly what they planned.
Therefore, behind this T-shaped line that appears at a high level, it is mostly accompanied by a large negative line that opens high and moves low.
Second: The T-shaped line appears after the stock price continues to fall, reflecting the eagerness of the market makers to use the "T"-shaped trend of first declining and then rising to stabilize military morale after building a position at a low level.
If this stop signal is recognized by the market, the market maker will pull out a few positive lines behind the T-line, or let the market evolve into a rising trend of yin and yang.
When the stock price trend occurs in the above situation, the market maker's trading intentions can be roughly inferred. At this time, investors can adopt an appropriate buying strategy to dance with the market maker.
Third: When the stock price rises, a T-shaped line appears. This is the market maker using the trend of the T-shaped line to wash the market, rather than "shipping". How to identify whether it is a T-shaped line on the way up or a T-shaped line rising to the top?
There are two points: first: whether the increase is large or not, if the increase is already large, the possibility of a high T-line is greater; on the contrary, the possibility of a high T-line is less.
Secondly: after the T-line, does the center of gravity of the stock price move up or sink?
If it moves up, the dealer is using the T-shaped line to wash the market; if it is sinking, it is the dealer using the T-shaped line to ship.
Fourth: A T-shaped line appears during the stock price decline. This is because the trapped bookmaker uses the trend of the T-shaped line to create an illusion of stopping the decline and stabilizing, in order to attract buyers and distribute the chips in their hands.
How to distinguish the T-shaped line on the way down from the T-shaped line at the bottom of the decline?
There are two ways to distinguish: (1) Look at the magnitude of the decline. If the decline is already large, the possibility of a bottom T-line is greater; otherwise, the possibility is less; (2) Look at whether the center of gravity of the stock price moves up or down after the T-line.
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If the center of gravity of the stock price moves up after the T-line, it is very likely that the market maker is using the T-line to stabilize military morale and is planning an upward trend. Then this T-line is a signal of bottoming out and rising. At this time, investors can consider buying
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If the T-line is a bull trap set for investors, this T-line is a signal to continue falling.
The stock price will still fall significantly after this.
At this time, investors must wait and see patiently and never buy blindly.