The time-sharing chart is the most essential way to display stock price operation and trading volume. All actions of the market maker will be reflected through time-sharing, and it is absolutely impossible to skip time-sharing. Therefore, the basis of stock analysis is time-sharing, followed by candlestick. So everyone must master the time-sharing analysis method.

1、 Average support

The moving average support is divided into three types: close, intersecting, and falling below - it refers to the trend where the average price line supports the stock price line without falling.

Proximity support: Refers to the rebound of the stock price line when it moves from top to bottom near the average price line

Intersection support: refers to the trend where the stock price line runs downwards and crosses the average price line.

Drop support: refers to the trend where the stock price line falls below the average price line and is then pulled back above the average price line in a relatively short period of time.

2、 Breaking through the platform upwards

Upward breakthrough platform - refers to a trend in which the stock price line breaks through the platform formed during the horizontal consolidation period.

features:

1. The stock price line must undergo a long-term horizontal consolidation at a certain price level, and the trend time is generally not less than half an hour.

2. The stock price line should be close to the average price line, with a small fluctuation range, and the formed high points should generally be at the same level.

During the consolidation period, the average price line was basically a horizontal line with no obvious fluctuations.

4. The average price line must cross the highest point of the platform upwards.

3、 Sudden drop at the opening

Opening sharp decline: refers to a trend in which the stock price opens significantly lower or falls by more than 5% in a short period of time after opening.

4、 V-shaped pointed bottom

V-shaped sharp bottom - refers to a sudden drop in stock price, which is quickly pulled up, and the stock price line forms a "V" shape.

features:

Before the appearance of this pattern, it should be a flat or low opening, followed by a sharp downward trend.

2. The lowest point of this form should not have a drop of less than 2%, and the duration of the low point should not exceed 3 minutes.

Before the formation of this pattern, the stock price line should have been consistently below the average price line, forming a sharp decline.

5、 Double flat bottom

Double flat bottom - refers to two low points of the same value appearing at a low point after a period of decline in the stock price. These two low points are called double flat bottoms.

features:

1. The magnitude of the stock price decline is relatively large, usually greater than 3%.

2. The bottom points of the two bases should be the same value (the second base can be slightly higher than the front base, but it must not be lower than the front base).

3. After the second bottom appears, the stock price line must reverse upwards and exceed the average price line or the "neck line" in order to be considered a "double flat low".

6、 Three flat bottomed

Three flat bottoms - After a period of deep decline in the stock price line, three low points at the same level appear successively, and these three bottom points are called three flat bottoms.

features:

1. Before the formation of this pattern, the stock price must be in a downward trend, with a magnitude greater than 1.5%.

2. When this form is formed, the stock price line must always be below the average price line, and there cannot be any trend that exceeds the average price line halfway,

Especially the high point of the "neck line" cannot exceed the average price line.

7、 Three steps high

Three step high: After a period of decline, the stock price forms three bottoms at a low level, and one is higher than the other.

features:

1. Before the formation of this pattern, the stock price must have a deep downward trend, with a decline of more than 2%.

2. The stock price line has always been below the average price line, and there should be no trend of crossing the average price line halfway.

3. The low points of the three bottoms can only be slightly raised, and the total increase of the low point of the third bottom compared to the low point of the first bottom cannot exceed 5%.

8、 Symmetric rise and fall

Symmetrical rise and fall - refers to a significant increase in stock price within a short period of time after opening, reaching a certain height (increase greater than 2%), and then suddenly falling. In a short period of time, the decline is equal to the height of the previous rise.

be careful:

1. The stock price increase must be greater than 2%.

2. The rise and fall must be equal (the magnitude of the rise is equal to the magnitude of the fall).

3. Must appear in the morning to operate, do not buy in the afternoon.

4. Attention must be paid to the current position of the stock price. If it is at a high level, it is not suitable for operation.

5. The stop loss point is 3% below the falling point price.

9、 High before breakthrough

It refers to the trend where the stock price exceeds the previous high point during the upward trend. (Breaking through the highest point of this wave and breaking through the highest point of the early stage in a time-sharing manner)