How Does Stock Market Look At Stock Time Share Chart?

1. Callback time

1) short term callback: the callback time is far less than the rise time, and the shorter the callback time, the greater the range of further rise;

2) moderate Callback : the callback time is close to the rising time; at this time, it depends on the capacity, whether it is fully enlarged again?

3) long term callback: the callback time is much longer than the rise time, and the further rise may be small. The makers may be in the process of shipping, or the makers feel that the selling pressure is heavy and it is difficult to continue to go high, so they can resolve the selling pressure through concussion.

2. Callback intensity

1) weak callback: the callback is less than 1 / 3 of the rising band; breaking through the previous high point again can intervene;

2) moderate callback: it should be adjusted to about 1 / 2; at this time, it depends on the capacity and whether it can be fully enlarged?

3) strong callback: the range of callback is more than 1 / 2 or it falls down completely. It is difficult to set a new high again, so we should resolutely avoid it.

3. Callback capacity

1) perfect shape

When the stock price rises, the trading volume becomes a triangle

The stock price fell, and the trading volume became an inverted triangle. [people are optimistic about the future market, and the exhaustion of selling pressure at the high level weakens]

2) the form of unlimited rise and large volume callback should be avoided

Unlimited rise [the central line is the main control, the short-term is the completion of the dealer's shipment, the selling pressure is reduced, the main force's desire to pursue the rise is not strong, only retail investors are playing]

Large volume callback: active selling increased, selling pressure gradually strengthened, there are shipping signs.

The forms that need to be paid attention to in time sharing are: weak callback + short-term callback + quantitative coordination (★

Weak callback + medium or long-term callback + quantity and ability coordination

Moderate callback + short-term callback + quantitative coordination

Conclusion: in the time-sharing chart, the first thing is to see whether the quantity can match well [the price rises positively, the callback reverses}], and secondly, it depends on the strength and time of the callback. It is better to have a weak callback range and a shorter callback time. If it can't be met at the same time, at least one of them can be satisfied, and the other can't get worse.