Usually, the application of technical indicators requires a certain period of time, such as 6 days, 12 days, etc. Even when the time is up, indicators cannot be used immediately because technical analysis requires observing the direction, divergence, divergence, and position of indicators at different times in order to make decisions.

But if we shorten the time period and use a time-sharing candlestick, we can make up for the shortcomings of short-term analysis. If we use time-sharing indicators well, the effect is also good.

In daily technical analysis, we often use the following indicators:

1. Time division candlestick indicators: such as 5-minute candlestick, 15 minute candlestick, 30 minute candlestick, etc;

2. Split transaction: Analyze the trend chart formed based on each transaction situation;

3. Intraday technical analysis: for example, the combination of buying and selling strength (rise/fall rate) and volume ratio (long/short) indicators can often accurately and timely capture short-term opportunities;

4. K-line analysis: If this analysis method is closely combined with the above analysis methods, it can often achieve good investment results.

Here, it is important to master the investment techniques of capturing instant dark horses with 15 minute technical indicators:

1. Firstly, adjust the daily chart to a 15 minute candlestick trend;

2. Identify individual stocks that are oversold in the short term using the Time based BIAS (Divergence Index);

3. Observe whether individual stocks form circular bottoms, double bottoms, head and shoulder bottoms, or V-shaped bottoms after oversold;

4. When the time-sharing indicator forms a clear buying signal such as a low divergence or a low golden cross, and the bottom pattern of the stock is successfully constructed and effectively broken through, active buying can be carried out.