What is "One Yang Piercing Three Lines"?
After a prolonged decline and sufficient consolidation, the downward slope of the moving average system begins to ease and gradually comes closer together, with the stock price fluctuation narrowing day by day. On a certain day, a sudden volume-increasing Yang line breaks through the 5-day, 10-day, and 30-day moving averages upward at the same time, and closes above the 30-day moving average. This situation has the momentum of passing through five passes and cutting six generals, and it is a typical signal of rising. This is a prominent sign of the big counterattack launched by the market manipulator. The manipulator has taken a desperate posture, and the intention to do more is completely exposed, which is a rare opportunity to enter the market. This K line that crosses three lines at one time is called "One Yang Piercing Three Lines".
Features of the "One Yang Piercing Three Lines" pattern:
1. The "One Yang Piercing Multiple Lines" is composed of a Yang K line and multiple moving averages. The Yang line can be a large Yang line, a medium Yang line, or a small Yang line.
2. During the emergence of this pattern, it is the Yang line that pierces the moving average, and the moving average shows an upward trend. Investors can judge the cycle of the stock price rise based on the cycle of the moving average.
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3. This pattern often appears at the beginning of the rising market or in the volatile market.
4. The formation of this pattern indicates that the bullish strength is strong, the stock price is rising strongly, indicating that the stock price consolidation is over, and a new market is about to start.
Key points for operating the "One Yang Piercing Three Lines" pattern:
1. The smaller the spacing between the three moving averages, the higher the success rate of "One Yang Piercing Three Lines".
2. The trading volume must be increased, preferably more than twice the volume of the recent period.3. The appearance position should be as low as possible.
4. After the appearance of "a single Yang piercing through three lines," the smaller the space for the pullback, the better.
"A single Yang piercing through three lines" refers to a bullish candlestick that, in one go, reclaims three moving averages. In theory, this is a signal of strong stock price performance in the future, but this signal often has a strong deceptive nature. Once you chase the rise and enter, what you may be waiting for is not a big bull stock, but a deep pit.
For example, take the trend of Fenghua High-tech in 2018.
Fenghua High-tech in August 2018 produced a large bullish candlestick, and this candlestick also pierced through the 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day short-term moving averages at once. According to theory, in the short term, the stock index is likely to be strong, but reality has been a slap in the face. Subsequently, Fenghua High-tech continued to fall back, and in October, it once again showed "a single Yang piercing through three lines," but it still continued to fall back.
Therefore, when using "a single Yang piercing through three lines," it is necessary to pay attention to the following points:
1. In the overall weak market, even if the bullish candlestick reclaims the three moving averages at once and the trading volume increases, do not blindly chase in. On the one hand, it is likely that the main force is setting a trap to sell goods. On the other hand, in a weak market, market sentiment is fragile, and any slight change can easily trigger a "stampede," and the upward trend is easy to "die in the womb";
2. When the moving averages are dispersed in a bearish state, even if "a single Yang piercing through three lines" appears, it is best not to chase in. This trend is quite deceptive. As we all know, moving averages are a good standard for judging the short, medium, and long-term trends of stock prices, and the accuracy is generally high. When the moving averages are dispersed and arranged in a downward bearish order, it is a typical signal of a downward trend. In this situation, it is generally not easy to reverse. At this time, even if there is a large volume of bullish candlestick reclaiming the three moving averages, it will not cause much of a stir, unless the moving averages themselves are in a state of convergence.
Once the "a single Yang piercing through three lines" pattern appears, it is not necessarily a big bull stock.However, many big bull stocks exhibit the "one big positive candlestick piercing through three lines" pattern.
Can you understand what I am saying?
Let's analyze it.
The "one big positive candlestick piercing through three lines" generally refers to a large bullish candlestick, where the body of the big positive candlestick crosses the 5-day, 10-day, and 20-day moving averages. Some people also replace the 20-day moving average with the 30-day moving average.
The trend of a single large positive candlestick piercing through three moving averages is called the "one big positive candlestick piercing through three lines" pattern.
After the appearance of this pattern, there are often the following trends:
1. After the appearance of the "one big positive candlestick piercing through three lines," the short-term stock price does not show a significant increase, and even a downward trend may occur.
This situation usually occurs during a downtrend, with no obvious signal of a stop, and the big positive candlestick appears abruptly, and in many cases, the trading volume is too large, with a lot of explosive volume.
2. After the appearance of the "one big positive candlestick piercing through three lines," there will be a strong trend in the short term, and the rise will be maintained for one or two days.In this situation, there is capital intervention, but the accumulation of shares has not been completed. Later, there is still a need for a process of oscillation, suppression, and accumulation, as well as a process of washing the market.
3. When a single Yang line penetrates through three lines, the stock price shows a continuous and significant rise, and even a continuous limit-up trend.
The main force has completed the accumulation and washing of shares, and quickly raises the stock price to attract a large number of following orders, and the stock price rises all the way. There are also main forces that directly raise the price to accumulate shares. This is basically after pulling up a few limit-up boards and then directly selling the goods. The form of selling goods is very ugly.
In short, when encountering a single Yang line penetrating through three lines, do not blindly chase in, and analyze the specific situation specifically, especially to analyze the K-line pattern and the situation of trading volume. Choose short-term stable stocks with a phased bottom, and the success rate of a single Yang line through three lines will be higher. In addition, choose stocks with a smaller plate size!
Technically speaking, a single Yang line penetrating through three lines represents a bullish signal, but it cannot be used as a standard for selecting big bull stocks. The market will have a batch of sectors and stocks that become big bull stocks every year. Even in the bear market in recent years, a certain number of big bull stocks have also appeared. On the premise of judging the overall trend, everyone should be clear about their own trading style positioning.
Positioning for ultra-short, short, medium, and long lines, the holding period is divided into intraday, weekly, monthly, and annual units. If the mode is unclear, it is easy to turn short lines into long lines. The original short-term rebound market is trapped, and the lack of understanding of stopping loss leads to long lines. Especially in the bear market atmosphere, or long lines into short lines, miss the long-term bull stocks. Although the short-term advantage is taken, the significant rise of the long-term stock is missed.
Do a good job of positioning yourself, observe before buying stocks, and determine whether the trend direction is short, medium, or long. Then, make trading judgments based on the trend. If the positioning is not done in advance, it is easy to suffer a big loss. For example, short-term stock selection is more based on the capital trend, and the typical limit-up board or various ultra-short-term systems on the K line. Generally, it is very good to master a set of methods. Therefore, most people who want to make quick money in the short term must have their own system. The second most important thing is to control the position, take profit and stop loss, and sudden response measures.
In terms of medium-term stock selection, it is necessary to combine industrial policies and hot topics, especially collective topics driven by large capital, also known as the block effect. However, stocks relying on topics cannot be held for a long time. After the hype, there is a mess everywhere, and historical experience shows that even the strongest concepts are the same. When the topic erupts, it is necessary to act quickly and leave decisively when the tide recedes.As for long-term stock selection, the difficulty is relatively high, and the most crucial aspect is the psychological test. Firstly, it's not just about choosing the quality of the listed companies; without in-depth research, it's impossible to hold on to them. Secondly, long-term holding itself is a challenge to human nature, and very few people can do it well. As a technical trend trader, follow the trend when it's there, and stay away when it's not. Finally, there is no fixed or conservative methodology in the market. It's important to combine one's own personality and form a trading system that suits oneself. No matter what method, as long as it can achieve continuous and stable profits, it is a good method!
The core of successful trading is not to catch every opportunity, but to wait patiently, make good use of a certain opportunity, and refine a certain pattern. The effect of this is far better than finding ten trading opportunities and stopping after a shallow attempt each time. 95% of profits may come from those 5% of good deals.
Classic candlestick patterns, adding positions, rebounding, and unlocking are just around the corner! "Practical Illustrations"
01
Morning Doji Star
❖ Basic Concept
The Morning Doji Star, also known as the Hope Doji Star, usually appears in the process of continuous decline in stock prices. It is generally composed of three K-lines, with the first K-line being a bearish line, the second K-line being a doji line, and the third K-line being a bullish line.
❖ Graphic Key Points
1. The first K-line is a bearish line, the larger the decline, the better, preferably with a drop of more than 3%.2. The second candlestick is a doji.
3. The third candlestick is a bullish candle, with the larger the rise the better, preferably the increase can exceed 3%.
4. The more the body of the third candlestick penetrates into the body of the first candlestick, the stronger the reversal signal.
* Brief Analysis of Examples
1. After a long period of significant decline in stock prices, the appearance of a "Morning Star" indicates that the short-selling energy has been largely released, and the stock price is unable to create a new low, which is a more obvious signal of bottoming and rebounding.
For example, from May 7 to May 12, 2014, the "Morning Star" that appeared at the bottom of Potential Energy Trust (300191) is shown in the figure below.
2. After the end of the bottoming process and the beginning of the oscillating upward trend, if a "Morning Star" appears, it generally indicates that the probability of the market continuing to rise is relatively large.
For example, from September 14 to September 16, 2015, the "Morning Star" that appeared at the beginning of the rise of Oriental National Trust (300166) is shown in the figure below.When using the Morning Star pattern to trade individual stocks, pay attention to the following points:
(1) If the overall market is trending upwards, that is, the 30-day moving average of the overall market is moving upwards, and the individual stock is also moving upwards, if a Morning Star or Morning Doji Star candlestick pattern appears, aggressive investors can adopt an active buying strategy, while conservative investors can adopt a strategy of buying in batches.
(2) If the overall market is trending upwards, but the individual stock is moving downwards, and a Morning Star or Morning Doji Star candlestick pattern appears, investors should adopt a strategy of holding cash and waiting.
(3) If the overall market is trending downwards, but the individual stock is moving upwards, and a Morning Star or Morning Doji Star candlestick pattern appears, aggressive investors can try buying with a small amount of capital, while conservative investors should adopt a strategy of holding cash and waiting.
02
Morning Star
❖ Basic Concept
The Morning Star, also known as "Dawn Star," "Morning Star," or "Star of Hope," is generally composed of three candlesticks. It starts with a medium or large bearish candle, followed by a small bullish or bearish candle that gaps down, and then ends with a medium or large bullish candle.
❖ Key Points of the PatternTranslate the following passage into English:
1. It generally appears at the end of a downward trend.
2. The second candlestick is usually a small bullish or bearish gap down candle.
3. The first candlestick is a bearish one, with the greater the decline, the better, preferably with a drop of more than 3%.
4. The third candlestick is a bullish one, with the greater the rise, the better, preferably with an increase of more than 3%.
❖ Brief Analysis of Examples
1. After a long period of significant decline, the "Morning Star" pattern appeared, indicating that the short-selling energy had been largely released and the stock price was unable to set a new low, which is a more obvious signal of bottoming and rebound.
For example, from May 18 to May 20, 2016, the "Morning Star" pattern appeared at the bottom for Tuori New Energy (002218), and at the same time, the KDJ indicator at the daily level showed a golden cross at a low position, after which the stock price bottomed out and rebounded, as shown in the figure below.
2. The second candlestick of the "Morning Star" has a noticeable gap, and within the candlestick combination, the trading volume decreases day by day, indicating that this signal of bottoming and rebounding is more reliable. After the bottoming out, the process of starting to fluctuate upwards begins.
For example, from September 1 to September 8, 2015, the "Morning Star" pattern appeared for Huang Shang Huang (002695).In practical operations, if you encounter stocks that exhibit both the Morning Doji Star and the Morning Star patterns, you should opt to buy the stock that shows the Morning Doji Star.
Although the Morning Doji Star is a signal of a potential bottom, it may offer investors an opportunity to profit. However, the middle candlestick in the Morning Doji Star is a "Doji" or a "Long Doji," indicating that there is intense battle between the bulls and bears at that position, with the stock price at a crossroads. The signal of a reversal is stronger than that of a regular small bullish or bearish candlestick. Therefore, under the same conditions, stocks with the Morning Doji Star should be given priority.
"Two bears sandwich a bull, even a loss, clear the position."
This saying is relatively easy to understand. It means that after a period of increase in stock prices, when two large bearish candlesticks are seen around a small bullish candlestick over three trading days, it indicates that the advantage of the bulls is diminishing, and the advantage of the bears is gradually increasing, which is a signal of a potential top in stock prices.
If such a "two bears sandwich a bull" pattern appears in the high price area of the stock, the sandwiched bullish candlestick is often a trap. Investors need to exit and watch from the sidelines to observe the changes, as the stock price may enter a bear market.
1. Technical Characteristics
(1) The stock price has experienced a significant increase, and this candlestick pattern appears at the end of the rise or the beginning of the fall.The following article is translated into English:
2. Composed of three K-lines, with the first and last being medium or large bearish lines, and a small bullish line in the middle, which may have upper and lower shadows.
3. The body of the small bullish line in the middle is completely contained within the bodies of the two large bearish lines.
4. The first bearish line and the second bullish line form a "bullish engulfing pattern," and the second bullish line and the third bearish line form a "piercing pattern."
5. Generally, the trading volumes corresponding to the first and last bearish lines are relatively large, while the trading volume corresponding to the small bullish line in the middle is significantly reduced.
2. Practical Case
We can find many such "two bearish lines sandwiching a bullish line" K-line combinations in the stock market. Let's take a look at the following case.
"Two bearish lines sandwiching a bullish line" with clean lines
(1) "Two bearish lines sandwiching a bullish line" with clean lines
Taking the trend of Guoheng Railway as an example. On the 10th, the stock price fell by about 5%. The next day, the stock price slightly opened higher and rebounded by about 2%, closing with a small bullish line; on the 12th, after the stock price opened higher, it turned downward at noon and closed with a medium bearish line, completely swallowing the small bullish line in the middle. The trend of the three trading days forms a "two bearish lines sandwiching a bullish line" K-line combination. It indicates that the stock price is expected to bearish.Translate the following passage into English:
(2) The pattern of "Two Yin Surrounding One Yang" with shadow lines
Taking the trend of Valin Steel as an example, near the historical high, the stock price experienced significant fluctuations, and the trading volume noticeably increased. On the 28th, the stock price plummeted by 8.55%, closing with a large bearish candlestick. The next day, the stock price opened slightly higher and fluctuated downward during the day, closing with a small bullish candlestick with upper and lower shadows. On the 31st, the stock price continued to decline, closing with a medium bearish candlestick. The candlestick pattern of the three trading days formed the "Two Yin Surrounding One Yang" pattern, indicating a bearish trend in the medium term.
The "Two Yin Surrounding One Yang" with shadow lines
(3) The "Two Yin Surrounding One Yang" pattern with docking
This is a variant of the "Two Yin Surrounding One Yang" candlestick combination, referring to the closing price of the first bearish candlestick and the opening price of the last bearish candlestick being essentially the same, forming a docking, which is highly destructive. Take the trend of Xinhua Pharmaceutical as an example.
After the stock price opened higher on the 14th, it fell during the day and closed with a medium bearish candlestick. The next day, after the stock price opened slightly lower, it fluctuated around the lowest point of the 14th, eventually closing with a very small bullish candlestick; on the 18th, after the stock price opened slightly lower, the opening price was basically the same as the closing price on the 14th, and the stock price fell sharply again, closing with a large bearish candlestick. The trend of the three trading days formed the docking "Two Yin Surrounding One Yang" pattern, which is highly destructive. The stock price was then halved.
The essence of MACD trading strategy, once mastered, it will be difficult for you to be trapped later.
1. MACD bullish signal
Step one: In an upward trend;Step Two: The MACD forms a death cross above the 0-axis, followed by a golden cross, enter a long position (if the golden cross remains above the zero axis, the signal is more accurate).
Step Three: Close the position when the MACD forms a death cross again.
II. MACD Short Selling Signals
Step One: In a downtrend;
Step Two: The MACD forms a golden cross below the 0-axis, followed by a death cross, enter a short position (if the death cross remains below the zero axis, the signal is more accurate).
Step Three: Close the position when the MACD forms a golden cross again.
III. MACD Operation Notes:
A. Ignore whether the price breaks through or surpasses the previous high (low) when divergence occurs.B. When the price is at a high position, if there is a possibility of a divergence at the top, it is generally advisable to sell, rather than gambling on the chance of a strong rebound. Unless there is a significant bullish candle or a price limit-up.
C. It is an excellent method for finding short-term buying and selling points, with short-term gains of over 15%. However, the medium-term trend should be combined with long-term patterns and other factors.
The three most classic MACD buying techniques are:
1. MACD above the zero axis:
Only buy the first golden cross. The first golden cross above the zero axis is often the beginning of the third wave. The second golden cross is generally the beginning of the fifth wave, which is relatively more complex. It could be a wave of exhaustion or an extension wave. The idea of only buying the first golden cross is to buy relative certainty and give up uncertainty.
2. The young goose soars high:
At the beginning of the transition from a downward price trend to an upward trend, when the fast line and slow line of the MACD indicator issue a golden cross command under the "0 axis" and turn upward, crossing the "0 axis" dividing line of strength, the MACD indicator turns downward with the short-term pullback adjustment of the stock price and issues a death cross command. If the MACD indicator's death cross pullback does not break the 0 axis line, when the red column of the MACD indicator becomes longer again, and the fast line and slow line form a golden cross again, it can be a strong buying command.
3. The second golden cross buying method above the 0 axisOn the 0-axis, after a golden cross appears, a death cross appears, but it does not fall below the 0-axis. A few days later, a golden cross appears again above the 0-axis, which is called a "secondary golden cross." This pattern is an action of the main force to wash the plate. After a brief adjustment, the stock price will rise, which can be taken as a signal to enter. If the red wave after the first golden cross is small and the second red wave is large, it indicates a good opportunity.
When the price continues to rise, but the MACD indicator shows a trend of lower peaks, it means a top divergence appears, indicating that the price may turn down in the near future. When the price continues to fall, but the MACD indicator shows a trend of higher peaks, it means a bottom divergence phenomenon, indicating that the price will soon end the decline and turn to rise.
Selling mantras + buying mantras, this is the real stock trading technique you need.
Selling mantras:
1. Three peaks touch the sky, sell first. 2. Two brothers shave their heads, stocks cannot be kept.
3. Double peaks touch the sky, a fall is imminent. 4. Dark clouds cover the top, sell quickly.
5. Long shadow sandwiched with a star, sell for your life. 6. Long arrow shoots the sky, a fall is imminent.
7. High position with large volume, stock price near the top. 8. High position with double large volume, sell in a hurry.
9. Same position with death cross, stock price will collapse. 10. 80 plus large volume, stocks should be polished.
11. 300 CCI, sell when there is a large volume. 12. Bollinger Bands break through the top, sell urgently.Translate the following phrases into English:
13. Double peaks strangle the neck, must sell.
14. Three lines meet to descend the mountain, the future is not optimistic.
15. Three types of charts show a death cross, sell stocks without delay.
Buying mantras:
1. A single needle to the bottom, a good time to buy stocks.
2. The three armies meet, a positive outlook for the future market.
3. Two pipes go down together, buy without fear.
4. The white dragon emerges from the water, short-term opportunities are available.
5. Five suns go to battle, stock prices rebound.
6. Holding multiple lines, a good scene appears.
7. Three sticks support the ground, the market has bottomed out.
8. Three rods reach the bottom, a rebound is imminent.
9. Three needles probe the bottom, the future market is promising.
10. A heavy hammer falls to the ground, the future market is interesting.
11. A giant sun enters the sea, buy with confidence.
12. Bollinger Bands break the bottom, short-term opportunities are available.
13. Two valleys sandwich a mountain, the future market is bullish.
14. Volume increases at the bottom, pay attention to building a position.Translate the following text into English:
15. The CR bottom knot forms a group, a good time to buy stocks.
16. The rain comes down in a hurry, and the water on the ground also rises, the bulls should enter the market.
Stock Watching Mantras
1) Strengthening and Handover Chapter
To rise, there must first be volume. From falling to rising, the volume must be strong first,
Three percent is the standard, when the market falls, it rises and the volume strengthens, five percent can't be chased, wait for the pull back to the line, don't panic!
Be cautious above fifteen, be on guard above thirty, if there are no new highs for three days, only sell and don't buy, no discussion!
2) Strengthening and Chasing the Rise Chapter
To rise, there must first be volume. Take a look at the first day's long volume, be nervous about the second day's long volume, the third day's long volume is a reversal,
Chase the rise immediately, no discussion! First increase the volume, then reduce the volume, don't panic when the volume exceeds the top,The MACD keeps up, you are the main rising wave, and there is no need to worry about horizontal consolidation. When the volume shrinks to one-eighth of the shadow,
buy immediately and it will rise!
3) Oscillatory Uptrend Section
There is no need to rush with an oscillatory uptrend; the interspersed yin and yang are quite interesting. The positive volume is long, the negative volume is short. The minimum negative volume is one-third,
when the 5-day line crosses above the 40-day line, the oscillatory uptrend begins; when the 5-day line crosses below the 40-day line, there is still a time to look back at the moon;
when the 5-day line reverses and crosses the 40-day line, it is an excellent time to sell at a high price!
4) Intraday Trading Section
The opening auction is very important, and the volume during the day must keep up, when the volume ratio exceeds 2.5, the main force starts to act.
First, it rushes up to 3.5, don't rush to chase the rise in a mess, if the fall does not reduce the volume, it will rush up again,
walk sideways for a while, buy it without discussion. When the volume increases, then decreases. Whether it passes the top or not depends on two things.The upward thrust angle should be steeper, and the single transaction volume should be stronger, otherwise, even if it breaks through the top, it should be sold without hesitation.
If the surge exceeds 7%, do not chase but wait for it to hit the limit up. If it opens after hitting the limit up, whether it can be sealed up depends on the opening order.
If the single transaction volume exceeds ten thousand hands after opening the board, even if it is sealed again, it should be sold. The key points for buying and selling in the market are, first, the volume and second, the line.
The stock market is a game of waiting for others to make mistakes.
Diligence does not make people rich, which is the most anti-human nature of the stock market. Of course, it is not the most painful place. The most painful place is that you have to wait for the 20% profit opportunity in 80% of the time; in fact, almost all stock traders fall in this time that should be waiting. When you always feel that there are opportunities everywhere, you have already doomed your defeat; just like a gambler who thinks he can guess right every time.
Gambling is actually just a subjective behavior.
The dilemma of trading begins with whether to do it or not. Generally speaking, doing nothing is often more difficult than doing something, because human nature itself likes to try, likes to take risks, and likes to take a gamble, and trading is just the most suitable, which can satisfy all the traders' pursuit of this sense of excitement.
In the stock speculation market, what most people think is right and is doing is often wrong. Therefore, from this perspective, the process of learning to trade is the process of learning which places should be done and which places should not be done. In general, the relationship between the stock speculation market and traders is that the market determines the final profit, and traders can only determine their own losses. If you can endure not doing it, you can control a part of the loss.
Following the crowd, in addition to psychological comfort, will not have any substantial impact on the results.On the definition of opportunity, many traders feel that drawing two trend lines on the price chart and seeing the market move in that direction should be an opportunity they absolutely seize. However, being able to analyze is only the first step, as prediction does not guarantee absolute results. The key lies in how you keep up with the market's rhythm after making a prediction. Think about it, have there been many times when your analysis was solid, you were confident before entering the market, and the final outcome proved your analysis to be reliable, but you still couldn't make money? Either you were too afraid to enter the market, or you entered too early and stopped out at the last shakeout.
This is the issue of seizing opportunities. Irrational strength and willfulness turn what should be a natural trading behavior into many blocked channels. No trader can accurately predict the high and low points, so they can only follow the market's rhythm of movement or stillness. However, many traders often confuse subjective predictions with market rhythms during the trading process.
Highs and lows are the sweetest two cups of poison.
Trading begins with prediction, but prediction should not be the entirety of trading. Traders can freely predict whether the market trend will rise or fall, but the actual trend often lies within the market itself. For traders, seeing the car coming is not important; ensuring that they are always on the car is what truly matters. The best times in the market are often also the worst times.
Trading is a game, and the opponents within the game are not only others but also yourself and your own human weaknesses. This is a three-way game of chess. Others are natural opponents because everyone wants to take the money from others' pockets. Your human weaknesses can be both enemies and friends. In this way, when you befriend your human weaknesses, you will have a two-to-one chance of winning.
Trading is a game, and it is important to see the people within the game.
In this game, the random wandering of K-lines and the disorderly rise and fall can easily turn oneself into a captive of human weaknesses. Even the most explicit trading rules before the start become worthless in the face of fear and greed. Without consistent trading rules, how can there be consistent profits? If profits become a fluke and losses become inevitable, then for traders, this is destined to be a losing game.
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