The accuracy of Ning Junming s 135 tactics

He said a very good sentence, he said that the success of ** does not depend on technical improvement, but on the restraint of behavior and the breakthrough of ideas. His tactics are a bit crazy, and he treats training ** as a training salesman. Its so-called buying and selling point is actually the first combination, which is easy to be deceived by the line.

Three of a kind**. The argument is to forcibly set the parameters to a magic number.

135 "tactics are the abbreviation of the 13th**, 34th**, and 55th** combination system. The 135** system has a unique perspective, easy operation and strong practicality.

The "135" strategy is a set of accurate stock price positioning system, which technically solves the problem of "knowing what is behind the mountain in front of the mountain". As long as you remember the name and market meaning of each buying and selling point, and strictly follow the principle of "advance and retreat, and return quickly" in practice, you can lose a small amount of money and make a big profit. It is safe to say that if the concept of "heart goes with the stock and changes in time" can land in the hearts of every investor, I believe that it will be able to become a big winner in the coming years.

The 135 "strategy" consists of four parts: investment philosophy, trading instructions, operating procedures and principles.

Investment philosophy: The success of the first is not only the improvement of technology, but also the breakthrough of the concept and the moderation of behavior. The success or failure of the operation comes from everyone's philosophy, the concept determines the behavior, the behavior determines the result, and the concept is a little missing.

This means a complete failure of the operation. Our investment philosophy is: "advance and retreat are well-founded, and return quickly", "the heart follows the stock, and follows the changes in time".

Trading Order: "135" is a general term for various buying and selling points. Any technical pattern must be synthesized by technology and stock price positioning before it can be decided to buy or sell. Strictly controlling the purchase of goods is the most important thing in the "135" tactics.

Operating procedures: Different capital layouts are adopted according to different technical forms, but they must be carried out in accordance with the advance and retreat procedures. The approach is carried out in accordance with the four steps of "search, confirmation, cut-in, and control"; The exit is carried out in accordance with the four steps of "measuring fork" active withdrawal, "price fork" non-stop, "yang fork" not to lose the opportunity, and "technical fork" clearance.

To be honest, I personally think that his combination is too much, including almost all the situations, so in the end, no matter what we explain, it can almost make sense, but this doesn't seem to be so powerful for shareholders.

For example, the 13th**Golden Fork**55th** stock price described by the woman in red described by him went up to the sky, and then he looked for stocks that happened to be right as examples. But in practice, this point is a golden fork, and it falls through the golden fork to a new low, and there are many counterexamples.

For another example, his red apricot came out of the wall and said that it would bottom out, but many times after the breakthrough, the 13th ** went flat and upturned, but people just made an over-fall ** band and fell back again, the 13th ** is still upturned, but the stock price has long fallen back to the 13th ** below it has nothing to do with half a dime. Because he did not take into account many patterns such as double bottoms, multiple bottoms, arc bottoms, island reversals, etc., he only purely considered whether there was a breakthrough on the 13th, and ignored the pressure situation on the 21st. In fact, the bottom stage of the form, the 13th** is not only not a support but a pressure, and the dealer just uses the over-falling ** to do the difference and leave, and the set is **.

In addition, his stock price is not only not the selling point of the peak, but it is repeatedly hitting new highs, and this selling point is still looking at the volume and price, and it is not deviated from the random sale but sold in the middle of the rise. Although parting ways and breaking out of the encirclement can tell you that the stock cannot be bought at that time (if you didn't buy it), if you buy the wrong one in the early stage and sell it at that point, it is estimated that you have lost more than half.

There are many counterexamples in his 135 tactics, and he himself can't explain why, so he has to fool around and say, "The heart goes with the stock, follow up in time." "In the final analysis, because he only looks at ** in isolation, and does not combine the wave structure to see how many waves ** is in, whether there is a divergence in the relationship between volume and price, and whether the indicator is overbought and oversold.