His method is very worthy of our study. Let’s not say much. Let’s go directly to the dry goods and look at this picture. The No. 1 k-line is a daily limit, and a main force has entered.
The second k-line has a long upper shadow line. The length of the upper shadow line is greater than the length of the entity, which means that the day’s intraday rises and falls, indicating that more people are selling than buying.
Most stockholders are not optimistic. If your stock appears in this form, would you be anxious? Should I sell it today or wait another day to look at Line 3 again.
It is another daily limit. The closing price of this daily limit is higher than the highest price of the second k-line. Generally, stocks that conform to this pattern will have a high probability of rising rapidly. This model is a two-hundred relay.
Have you learned it? Let's take a look at the goods. There is a daily limit at the bottom of this stock chart, which serves as the No. 1 bar. The next day, it opened higher and closed a positive line.