How to identify this situation in advance and capture it well? That is, today we use the solid ratio reciprocal model to help us make further judgments.
First, let's take a look at the animation demonstration. If a stock is rising in front of it, when there is the first bar that does not make a new high.
Of course, it is not necessarily a yin line, it can also be a yang line. As long as it doesn't hit the new high of Qianfang, it's fine. We can mark this bar as zero.
It can also be called a change point of the trend. Counting back three through the change point is one, two, three. What conditions should it meet?
Everyone like it, and continue to see that these three candlesticks must satisfy that the lowest price of the first candlestick is greater than the lowest price of the second candlestick, and the lowest price of the second candlestick is greater than the lowest price of the third candlestick.
They can be continuous or discontinuous. In other words, one, two, three is actually a process of constantly rising upwards.