Whether the opening determines the height of the pagoda line

Not necessarily, I personally think it's better to watch**, start learning, you can use a**treasure**, there is a simulation and a real disk, and I personally think it's more convenient to watch the market.

First of all, add a 10-day **, the main purpose is to see the trend. (The following is a built-up trend line.) 1, Three flat bottoms turn red.

This form is an excellent purchase point when it is in the ground area, and after the use is skillful, it can generally be purchased at the second flat bottom. After that, the pagoda line appears one red box after another, and at the same time observe whether the trend line is rising or falling and its steepness to estimate whether the stock price will tend to rise or fall in the next stage, so as to clarify the direction of your operation. As long as the trend line does not turn down, insist on not selling stocks, so as not to let go of the dark horse.

2, Three flat heads turn yin.

When encountering this pattern, there must be a period of **. There is usually a precursor to the appearance of this pattern, that is, the red box that continues to rise will be smaller than the other. If you look at the 60-minute pagoda line, you can immediately judge that the stock price will continue**.

As a result, they decided that they had to liquidate all their positions, wait for the decline to slow down and stop falling. At this time, if the trend line is steep downward, especially when the overall increase has reached 80---100%, you must insist on not buying and patiently wait for the purchase signal to appear.

Personal opinion, I hope it can help you.

The opening price is not equal to the highest or lowest price.

The TWR line is actually a histogram, it does not have a golden cross itself, but if you like the indicator, you can draw a breakthrough line, which is similar to the meaning of the trend breakout line, if the trend breaks through with a multi-flat top red, you can pay attention to whether the main rise starts This is the moving flat of TWR, this can also be used as a golden cross, but the price is often easy to be charted, so similar golden crosses are not as effective as the application of flat top red to TWR.

The main points of general pagoda line analysis are as follows:

1) After the pagoda line turns red, the stock price will always extend a period of upward trend in the future**.

2) After the pagoda line turns green, the stock price will always extend a period of decline in the future**.

3) During the handicap, the small turn of the pagoda line is red, and the small turn is blue, and it can be decided whether to enter or exit according to the size of the set loss point or profit point.

4) When the pagoda line is evergreen and down, it should be profit-taking and selling the holdings in your hand; On the contrary, turning red is the time to intervene.

5) If the pagoda line analysis can be used together with **, mobile level, etc., the effect is better.

6) After the pagoda line turns green ** for a while, it suddenly turns red, and it is necessary to prevent the phenomenon of false breakthroughs, and it must not be rushed in immediately, and it must be observed for 3 days. It is best to cooperate with ** and volume observation before making a decision.

The pagoda line indicator believes in the investment philosophy of "rising without topping" and "falling without bottoming", which tells investors not to deliberately go to the position of the high or low point of the stock price, but to wait for the possible high or low point to appear before taking the corresponding sell or ** decision.

Full name in Chinese: Pagoda Line Indicator hotkey: tow Pagoda Line Definition A line that divides the rise and fall of stock prices with the physical bar line (imaginary, solid) and judges its rise and fall trend, which is also a way to show the process of fighting between long and short and the change of strength in the chart, and show the appropriate buying time and selling timing.

Its characteristics are similar to those of a dot chart, that is, it does not record the process of stock price movements on a daily or weekly basis, but is recorded and plotted when the stock price continues to make a new ** (or a new low price), or reverses to rise or **. Rationale The Pagoda Line indicator uses bars of different colors to distinguish between the rise and fall of stock prices (or indexes). It takes ** price (or ** index) as a reference, when the stock price **, it is drawn as a red line (or white line), and when the stock price is **, it is drawn as a green line (or black line), mainly through the change of the bar line turning red or green to determine the future trend of the stock price.

The specific drawing method is as follows: Draw a line between the starting stock price and the ** price of the day, when the stock price **, draw a red hollow body, and when the stock price **, draw a green solid body. If the previous trading day is the **red line, and the next day**, the part of the stock price that has not fallen below the low of the previous day's red line is still drawn a red line, and the part of the decline below the green line is still drawn if the previous trading day is **green line, and the next day**, the part of the stock price that has not risen past the low of the previous day's green line is still drawn with a green entity, and the part of the rise is drawn a red line.

The characteristics of the pagoda line are similar to those of the dot chart, which does not record the stock price change process on a daily or weekly basis, but records it when the stock price hits a new high (or a new low), which is different from the drawing method of **. Application rule 1, after the pagoda line turns red, the market outlook often has the opportunity to extend a period of upward **, which is regarded as a **signal; 2. After the pagoda line turns green, the market outlook will usually extend a period of decline**, which is regarded as a sell signal; 3. When ** is in the consolidation stage, there is often a slight turn red or green, which can be ignored; 4. When the stock price is at a high level, it should be decisively closed when there is a long-green downward breakthrough. The pagoda line indicator can also set parameters, usually set to three days (or five days), when the ** price is higher than the previous three days (or five days) most**, it is regarded as ** signal.

When the ** price is lower than the lowest price of the previous three days (or five days), it is considered a sell signal. In the process of practice, investors also concluded:"Three flat bottom (top) turn red (green) for the ** (sell) time"and other experiences. Because the application of the pagoda line indicator is relatively simple, and the operation direction is clear and objective, it is judged according to the reversal of the stock price highs and lows, which is easy for investors to grasp.

However, it is worth noting that although the pagoda line indicator can play a definite role"Filtering"effect, but it is impossible to eliminate it like other indicators"Scam line"For example, there is an adjustment at a high level, and the pagoda line turns green to send a sell signal, and it may turn red after a period of time and send a signal, but at this time it is likely to be a small amount on the way, and the market outlook is still likely to continue. Therefore, investors should make a comprehensive judgment based on factors such as **, moving level** and trading volume, so as to better grasp the trading opportunity.

In fact, it is very simple: from blue to red, buy; From red to blue, sell. No need to mess around.

The core of the pagoda line is to discuss the importance of the opening price and the highest price, and does not discuss the lowest price and the most. The pagoda line turns red indicates a ** signal, and the pagoda line turns green indicates a sell signal.

There is a comprehensive analysis in the Huazhong Intelligent ** Early Warning System. You can check it out.

There is no such thing as a great one to observe under the heavy bottom.

Actually, I have my way of using pagoda lines, but I don't want to tell you.

And why I say this is to tell you that it's really profitable that someone will give you something for free, especially online.

What's the use of this, the essence of technical analysis is still price and volume analysis, **, **, quantity and energy, this is the basis of your analysis, what are those flashy things to do???

Right-click on the main image, find the main image type menu, and then tick the ** menu.

Just press the "K key" and you're good to go.

Press the K key and enter "ma" (**).

Because it's open high. Although the current stock price is **, it is lower than the opening price and is shown in green.

**It is the foundation, the pagoda line is the auxiliary, you can't say that kind of good or bad, it depends on how the user uses.