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1. Moving average groups, the advanced role of trend judgment, how to determine true and false market trends, how to follow trending markets.

2. MACD peak-bottom divergence, double peak divergence, what divergence represents, and how it helps to determine the current market trend. RSI only focuses on 30-70, but in a bull market, it is often overbought, while in a bear market, it is often oversold, which needs attention. For both indicators, pay attention to horizontal replacement for declines and horizontal replacement for rises; the trend is the most important.

3. Four elements for finding support and resistance: time frame, moving average group, Fibonacci levels, and naked K pullback points (pullbacks and retracements confirmed twice to establish support and resistance, once as a reference with artistic vision and experience).

4. Dow's 123 rule advanced experience, focus on entry points or stop-loss points after a breakout or breakdown; the 2B rule applies to any time frame, such as 15 minutes, 1 hour, 4 hours, or daily. For example, if a few 15-minute K lines revert, a few hourly K lines revert, or a few daily K lines revert, it must revert within a few lines because a true breakdown or breakthrough must be evaluated based on momentum and time.

5. Volume and price: one trick to rule them all; think of it as pushing a cart, understand price behavior, the underlying logic of volume, and be familiar with abnormal volume candlestick combinations. Key points of volume-price divergence should focus on candlestick body changes and volume changes.

6. Structures: flags, triangles, cup and handle, rounded shapes, wedges, ranges, and irregular shapes, along with methods for these formations.

7. Wave theory to determine the next target point of wave types, harmonic wave patterns; the logic of the two is actually similar.