1. Bending down to collect money

Below the iconic Changyang physical center is a better short-term buying point. The long yang can be based on monthly, weekly, and daily candlestick charts. If there is a long moving average supporting the long yang entity, it is the best low suction point.

2. Giant Dragon at the Bottom of the Pool

After the initial increase in volume, there was a shaking action that broke the moving average, and the trading volume continued to shrink, showing a sesame point compared to the previous volume. Later, a moderate increase in volume crossed the 5, 10, and 20 day moving averages to break free from the bottom of the pool, and then fell back to the 20 day moving average. At this time, it is the best low suction point, and the market is expected to launch a mid level trend in the future.

3. Spring cold reflux

It refers to a continuous decline in stock prices, with four or five consecutive mid to large bearish candlesticks at low levels followed by a small bullish candlestick. However, the next day, it is immediately engulfed by a mid to large bearish candlestick, and on the 5th, the divergence rate deviates from the trend. This trend suggests that the stock price has reached the bottom, and on the second day, if it opens high and goes high, it is a good opportunity to buy low.

4. The husband sings and the woman follows

It refers to a situation where the stock price continues to rise and then pulls out a physically large bullish candlestick, but the next day it closes with a small bearish candlestick embedded within the previous day's bullish candlestick. This is a sign that the stock price will accelerate its upward trend. This bearish candlestick is a better low suction point.

5. Gu Yingchu pities

The stock price accelerated its downward trend, pulling a medium to long bearish candlestick at a low level. The emergence of panic trading led to a sudden gap and pulling out a medium to large bearish candlestick. However, the next day, the trend suddenly turned upward, jumping directly above the opening price of the previous day's large bearish candlestick. Although there was a possibility of exploring a lower level again during the trading session, the closing price was still above the opening price of the previous day, leaving a large bearish candlestick with no candlestick before and after. If it is confirmed before the closing, it is a better low suction point, and the market will quickly rise in the future.

6. Double needle probing

After a large volume increase in the early stage, the stock price shrinks and rebounds. There are two lower shadow candlestick combinations near the large moving average, known as double needle bottoming out. Once the stock price returns above the short-term moving average, it often enters a rapid attack market. Therefore, the second lower shadow candlestick near the large moving average is a better low suction point.

7. Underwater treasure hunting

It refers to the situation where the stock price, after continuous downward adjustments, shrinks below the semi annual or annual moving average, and then consolidates below the moving average for several consecutive days without leaving the moving average. If a medium to large bullish candlestick crosses the large moving average with volume, it will establish the end of the adjustment. Intervening at the opening on the same day or the next day should result in good medium-term returns.

8. Breaking through backpressure

It refers to the situation where the stock price has been consistently suppressed by the 30 day or 60 day moving average and has been operating below it, showing signs of stabilization at the lower end during the downward trend. On one day, the stock price crosses the 30 day or 60 day moving average with volume, and on the second day, it closes with negative pressure, making the 30 day or 60 day moving average a better short-term low suction point.

9. Stars attract each other

The stock price rose sharply in the early stage, but recently it has been continuously shrinking and consolidating. If there are several consecutive shrinking cross star lines during the consolidation process, it is a better low suction point, and the market will regain its upward trend in the future.

10. Taking retreat as progress

It refers to the situation where the stock price experiences a continuous increase in volume (with a volume ratio of 5 or more) after a long period of contraction and decline, with the bullish trend breaking through the large moving average or downward trend line pressure. After that, when the contraction returns to 2/3 of the iconic bullish line, it is the best short-term low suction point, and the market will usher in a main uptrend in the future.

11. Climbing the Peak Courageously

The moving average is in a bullish position, continuously pulling the small and medium bullish lines in the trend. Later, it was suddenly attacked by bears, and a long bearish candlestick swallowed up the first three bullish lines. On the day of closing the large bearish candlestick line, it is a better low suction point, and the market will continue to rise tenaciously.

12. Putting water into the pig cage

Pig cage entering the water refers to a strong upward trend of a stock that starts after collecting at a low level, forms a peak at a high level, and then unilaterally declines without confirming the head. When approaching the 60 day or 150 day moving average, it breaks through with a bearish candlestick, which is a frightening trend. However, on the 5th day, there is a significant deviation in the divergence rate, which is the best buying point for the end of volume contraction and market washing. Subsequently, there will be a wave of upward attacks on the previous high points of the market.