How do you look at the SAR indicator Is it a line?

No. The SAR indicator is also known as the stop-loss steering operation point indicator. The indicator emphasizes that time is equal to **, and each point that makes up the indicator moves in an arc, similar in form to a parabola.

It should be noted that the nature of the stop-loss indicator is different from the trend indicator, and the premise of using this indicator is that you have made a judgment on the trend of the future ** operation, and when you make a mistake in judgment, you can use this indicator to carry out stop-loss operations.

Compared with other technical indicators, the SAR indicator is presented in a very simple way and in a very simple way of using it. In the coordinate chart composed of indicators, the ordinate represents the point, the abscissa represents the time, and the indicator is composed of two lines, namely the trend line and the circle line. The parameter of the SAR indicator is also the time, and in the technical indicator system of the ** daily line, the parameter of the indicator is the number of days.

There are three principles of its application:

1. When **is above the red circle line, it is long**, and when **is below the green circle line, it is short**.

2. When the circle line is broken from top to top, and the circle line turns from red to green, it is a relatively clear sell signal; When ** breaks through the circle line from bottom to top, and the circle line turns from green to red, it is a relatively clear buy signal.

3. When ** is running above the red circle line, if ** is generated, it will generally be re-** near the circle line, and the strength of ** is often stronger; When running below the green circle line, it is often generated, but it will be re-produced near the circle line, and the force of ** is often stronger. Correspondingly, we can decide whether to re-buy or re-sell according to the changes in the indicator.

The Parabolic Indicator (SAR) is also known as the Stop Loss Point SAR indicator, which is quite similar to the principle of moving flats, and is an analytical tool that pays equal attention to time. Because the points that make up the SAR move in an arc, it is called "parabolic steering".

Calculation formula. SAR value on day n.

Adjustment factor. Pole price.

5.Parameter step=100*af; maxp = 100 * AF upper limit.

Apply the law. It is undoubtedly the indicator with the clearest buying and selling points among all indicators and the easiest to match with the operation strategy.

The deceleration or growth rate is closely related to the actual rise and fall and the length of time, which can adapt to the fluctuation characteristics of different forms of stock prices.

3.When the stock price rises strongly, the SAR indicator will follow suit; When the stock price peaks, the SAR indicator will turn from red to green; When the stock price breaks the turning point to **, investors should resolutely stop losses.

4.When the stock price is fast**, the SAR indicator will follow the decline; When the stock price bottoms, the SAR indicator will turn from green to red; When the stock price breaks through the turning point upwards, investors should buy decisively.

5.If you use the SAR indicator for a long time, you can only make a small loss and make a big profit, and it is impossible to be trapped at one time.

Pay attention to the main points. The concept of the time and spread of the SAR indicator is relatively practical, as it gives sufficient time for the price level to adjust sufficiently. However, the SAR indicator has a high error rate in the market and should be used in conjunction with the Directional Trend Index (DMI).

Hello, look at the SAR indicator method:

1. When the downward angle of the SAR curve is greater than 45 degrees, it means that the bearish force is relatively strong, the stock price is falling rapidly, and the stock price will continue to **. At this time, investors should resolutely hold the currency and wait and see, and should not easily grab **.

2. When the angle of the SAR curve is greater than 45 degrees, and the SAR curve has just run upward, it means that the multi-party forces have begun to accumulate and the stock price will continue to climb upward. At this time, investors should resolutely hold the stock and wait for the rise.

3. When the angle of the SAR curve is greater than 45 degrees, and the SAR curve has been running upward for a long time and the stock price has risen too much in the short term, it means that the multi-party force consumption is too large, and the stock price may reverse downward at any time. At this time, investors should pay close attention to the trend of the SAR curve, and once the SAR indicator sends a clear sell signal, they should resolutely clear their positions and exit the market.

4. When the angle of the SAR curve running downward is less than 45 degrees, and the SAR curve continues to run upward for a long time at least 3 months, once the stock price breaks through the SAR curve upward, it indicates that the medium and long-term trend of the stock price may end, and investors can start to hunt for dips.

5. When the angle of the SAR curve running upward is less than 45 degrees, and the SAR curve has been running downward for a long time for a low consolidation of at least 3 months, it means that the strength of the bears has been exhausted, the strength of the bulls has begun to strengthen, and a new round of stock price rise has been, and the stock price will continue. At this time, investors should resolutely hold the stock and wait for the rise.

Risk Disclosure: This information does not constitute any investment advice, and investors should not use such information to replace their independent judgment or make decisions based solely on such information, does not constitute any buying and selling operations, and does not guarantee any returns. If you are doing it yourself, please pay attention to ** control and risk control.

When the stock price of a ** ticket is suppressed below it by the SAR indicator and has been moving downward, investors can wait and see until the stock price breaks through the pressure of the SAR indicator upwards and sends a clear ** signal, and then they can consider whether to ****. When the stock price of a ** ticket is above the SAR indicator and has been moving upwards relying on the SAR indicator, investors can hold the stock all the way up until the stock price breaks through the support of the SAR indicator downward and sends a clear sell signal, and then consider whether to sell**. The SAR indicator has an extremely clear stop-loss function, and its stop-loss is divided into ** stop loss and sell stop loss.

Sell stop means that when SAR sends a clear signal, no matter what price the investor has sold before, whether it is a loss, the investor should be timely and hold the stock to rise. Stop loss means that when the SAR indicator sends a clear sell signal, no matter what price the investor was at before, whether it is profitable or not, the investor should sell in time and wait and see.

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The SAR indicator, also known as parabolic turning and also known as stop-loss point turning, is the use of parabolic methods to adjust the position of the stop-loss point at any time to observe the buying and selling points. Since the stop loss point (also known as the SAR point) moves in an arc pattern, it is called a parabolic SAR indicator.

Principles for the use of SAR indicators

The timing of buying and selling is when the price crosses the SAR, that is, when the SAR is broken to the **, it is sold, and it is bought when it crosses the SAR upward.

Evaluation of SAR indicators

1) Calculations and drawings are complicated.

2) In the handicap, signals often appear alternately, and the error rate is high.

3) The operation is simple, the buying and selling points are clear, and the signal can be carried out.

4) SAR is closely related to the actual ** and the length of time, and can adapt to the fluctuation characteristics of different forms of stock prices.

How the SAR indicator is calculated

1) Select a period of time to judge ** or **.

2) The SAR of the second day is the difference between the highest ** (bullish) or lowest price (bearish) of the first day and the SAR of the first day multiplied by the acceleration factor, plus the SAR of the first day.

3) If it is bullish, the SAR value on the first day must be the lowest price within it; If it is bearish, the SAR on the first day must be the most.

4) If the highest ** of the first day is higher than the maximum ** of the previous day, the acceleration factor increases, if there is no new high, the acceleration factor follows the value of the previous day, but the maximum acceleration factor cannot exceed the vice versa, ** and so on.

5) The daily SAR can be inferred by the above method, and the inductive formula is as follows:

sar(n) = sar value on day n, sar(n-1) is the value of day (n-1);

sar(n)=sar(n-1)+af〖ep(n-1)-sar(n-1)〗

ar；acceleration factor;

EP: Pole price, if it is bullish for a period, EP is the lowest price during this period, if it is bearish for a period of time, EP is the lowest price during this period;

EP(n-1): The pole price on the (n-1) day.

6) If during the bullish period, the SAR of a certain day is calculated to be higher than the lowest price of the current day or the previous day, the lowest price of the current day or the previous day should be used as the SAR of a certain day; If the SAR of a certain day is calculated to be lower than the lowest ** of the current day or the previous day during the bearish period, the highest ** of the current day or the previous day should be used as the SAR of a certain day.

The SAR indicator is an easy-to-learn and easy-to-use "fool's" indicator.

How to use: 1. When the stock price curve is above SAR, it is a long market, and it is a good ruler.

2. When the stock price curve is below the SAR, it is a short market, 3. When the stock price curve breaks SAR from top to **, it is a sell signal, and 4. When the high stock price curve breaks through SAR from bottom to top, it is a buy signal.

This indicator is also known as the parabolic indicator, with the gradual increase in the stock price, the speed of SAR will accelerate, once the speed of the stock price can not keep up with the SAR, or the stock price reverses, SAR will be staring closely, at first sight, the investment can not follow the signal that the stock price falls below the SAR, and immediately slip away so as not to be trapped. This indicator represents the price level and turning point that should be bought or sold, and it is invalid when consolidating.

SAR is a technical indicator set up to avoid excessive greed, and its basic idea is that when it comes to a certain situation, it must be ** or sold, and it cannot wait any longer, expecting a lower or higher price.

Taking the rise in stock prices as an example, the specific approach is to formulate a **, when the **** falls back and falls below this **, do not hesitate to throw the ** out of the hand without any other conditions. This ** is to stop the loss point. Obviously, the stop loss point should meet the following two requirements.

Clause. 1. As the stock price rises, the stop loss point of each day should also be raised accordingly, and a new stop loss point should be calculated every day according to the different circumstances.

Clause. Second, after the stop loss point is broken, the stock price should continue to **, at least not soon return to its original height. To ensure this, the stop loss point should be set relatively low, but in this way, the ** thrown will be low.

There is no way around it, and who says that we can't foresee the highest level that the stock price can reach.

The essence of SAR is the process of changing the position of long and short. When the stock price is above the stop loss point, we will keep the ** in our hands, that is, our attitude is bullish and bullish. But after the stock price falls below the stop loss point, our action is to throw the ** in our hands, that is to say, our attitude is bearish, bearish.

The change from long to short is entirely determined by whether the stock price breaks the stop loss point or not. The stop loss point becomes the dividing line between long and short shifts. This is also the reason why SAR is used as an indicator of stop-loss turning.

The operation method of the stop-loss steering of the SAR indicator. A breakout of SAR is a signal of action. Sell on the downside breakout and sell on the upside**, which is one of the simplest of all technical indicators. However, in practical application, the following points should be noted.

1.It doesn't have to be until the stock price breaks through the SAR to take action, you can take action.

2.The most important thing in applying SAR is to understand what the current environment is. Whether it is up or down, SAR cannot be used when the stock price is in a consolidation situation.

The SAR indicator can also be called a parabolic indicator or a turning point indicator and is mainly used to analyze the short- and medium-term indicators. For ** with large trading volume, the SAR indicator will have a more accurate judgment. It is used when the stock price breaks through the SAR indicator, which is a great time to buy and sell.

**Downward breakout, this is the time to sell; When breaking upwards, it is more suitable**.

The role of SAR indicators

When the stock price is rapidly declining or falling rapidly, the SAR indicator can send a signal to investors in a timely manner, and can help investors enjoy the maximum profits in the event of an emergency, so as not to throw out the stock prematurely, and can also help investors stop losses in time to avoid heavy losses.

SAR indicator, also known as the parabolic indicator or stop-loss steering operation point indicator, its full name is "stop and reverse, abbreviated as SAR", which was created by the American technical analysis master Wells Wilder, which is a simple, easy-to-learn, relatively accurate short-term technical analysis tool.

Application rules: 1) The steering point indicator is a medium-line indicator of a strong market, which is more suitable for investing in good fundamentals in Shanghai and Shenzhen, such as investing in high-performance stocks and technology stocks, which is more in line with the use of medium funds (3 million 20 million), suitable for use in the first half of the year, but not in the second half of the year.

2) When the stock price is **, the red circle of SAR is located below the stock price, and when the **price of the stock breaks SAR to **, it should be sold immediately at a stop loss.

3) When the stock price is **, the green circle of SAR is located above the stock price, and when the ** price breaks through SAR upward, it can be re-bought.

4) When the stock price is above the red circle of SAR, if it is foreseen that there is a signal that four lines are concentrated at one point in CR, it is a relatively rare signal of main upward acceleration, and more attention should be paid to it.

5) When the stock price is below the green curve of SAR, it indicates that it is currently a bearish market and should stay on the sidelines. Especially in the process, although sometimes there is a phenomenon of green circles turning red circles, if there are only 3 or less red circles, it cannot constitute a single buy signal, and must be judged with other technical indicators.

6) SAR is more accurate in judging ** with large trading volume.