Moving Averages + Candlestick Patterns: The Seven Deadly Techniques for Understanding Trends and Grasping Buy/Sell Points
In the ever-changing cryptocurrency market, accurately capturing trends is the key to profit! The seven golden combination patterns of moving averages and candlesticks serve as a 'magnifying glass' for the bullish and bearish battles. Master these seven deadly skills to help you accurately judge buy and sell opportunities amidst the waves of the crypto market!
1. Pressing Line
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Bearish Sniping Signal
When the price is continuously suppressed by the downward moving average, it feels like an invisible hand is 'pressing down.' At this time, the downward momentum is strong, and it is wiser to short with the trend. Unless the moving average reverses direction and forms support, do not blindly catch the bottom!
2. Supporting Line
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Bullish Charge Signal
When the price closely follows the moving average upward and steadily rises, it is a typical bullish trend. Decisively follow and go long; do not easily exit due to minor pullbacks. The 'supporting line' is a tool to weed out those lacking patience!
3. Sideways Line
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Patiently Waiting for Opportunity
When the candlesticks repeatedly intertwine with the moving average, the direction is unclear. Entering at this time can easily fall into a 'washout trap.' Hold your hands, and wait for the trend to clarify before taking action!
4. Jumping Line
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Beware of False Breakouts
When the price suddenly deviates from the moving average and quickly returns, it could be a precursor to accelerated movement, or it might be a trap for false breakouts. Keep a close eye on the support or resistance of the moving average after the return to avoid chasing highs and panic selling!
5. Breaking Line
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Divergence Warning Mechanism
When the price significantly deviates from the moving average, a high divergence rate indicates excessive short-term fluctuations. Be cautious of returns after excessive rises, or wait for rebounds after sharp declines; patiently wait for the price to return to the moving average before making a move!
6. Pullback
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Bullish Confirmation Buy Point
After the price breaks above the moving average, a retest of the moving average confirms the validity of support. An effective pullback is an excellent buying point; if there is no pullback after the breakout, it may continue to rise, but a retest confirmation is more secure!
7. Rebound
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Bearish Confirmation Sell Point
After the price breaks below the moving average, a rebound tests the strength of the moving average's resistance. A valid rebound signals a decisive short; if there is no rebound, beware of the risk of accelerated downward movement!
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