Calculation Method Of Rise And Fall Ratio In Stock Market

1. calculation method

The N value usually takes 14 days, but also useful 10 or 24 days, or even longer 6 weeks, 13 weeks, 26 weeks, etc.

The calculation method of the rise and fall ratio is exactly the same as that of the moving average line. If the total number of the number of days and days of the seventh day is added after the 6 day is X, it is necessary to delete the number of the first time of the day to maintain the latest mobile data of 6 days.

When the rate of rise and fall is sampled, the greater the number and space of the oscillations on the line, the greater the period, the smaller the space for the upper and lower shocks, and the smaller the smaller the space for the concussion.

2. application principles

(1) when the rise and fall ratio (R) is greater than 1.5, it indicates that the share price has been rising for a long time and overbought, and the stock price may have to fall back.

(2) when the rise and fall ratio (R) is less than 0.5, it indicates that the share price has fallen for a long time and oversold.

(3) when the rise and fall ratio (R) jumps up and down between 1.5 and 0.5, the stock price is in a normal state of ups and downs. There is no special overbought or oversold phenomenon.

(4) when the rise and fall ratio (R) appears above 2 or below 0.3, it means that the stock market is in the majority of the first market or the short market, and there is a serious overbought or oversold phenomenon.

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(6) if the rise and fall ratio keeps falling, less than 0.75, it usually shows the short-term buying opportunity.

In the early days of the bear market, if it falls below 0.75, it usually implies an opportunity of intermediate rebound, and at the end of the end of the bear market, when the fall rate of the 10 day falls below 0.5, the timing of buying will be.

(7) for the general trend, the rate of rise and fall has a warning effect, especially in the case of