The morning cross is a typical bottom shape. The morning cross is usually composed of three k lines, the first one is the female line, the second one is the cross line, and the third one is the male line. The third positive line goes deep into the first negative line entity. Generally speaking, in the morning, the cross stars often appear at the mid term bottom or the big bottom where the stock price drops sharply in succession. In the morning, the cross stars often signal the bottom, indicating that the future market is bullish.
The Morning Star is also called the Star of Hope. It is similar to the Morning Star. The difference is that the second line of the Morning Star is the cross line, while the second line of the Morning Star is a small yin line or a small yang line with a shadow line. The morning star is often the bottom signal, indicating that the future market is bullish, but the signal is not as good as the morning star cross star.
The opposite of the morning cross is the evening cross, which is usually composed of three k lines. The first is the male line, the second is the cross line, the third is the female line, and the third female line entity goes deep into the first male line entity. Generally speaking, the twilight cross stars often appear at the mid term high or top of the stock price's continuous sharp rise. The evening cross is often a peak signal, indicating a bearish future.
The Twilight Star is similar to the Twilight Cross, except that the second k line of the Twilight Star is a small yin line or a small yang line. The Twilight Star is a peak signal, indicating a bearish future, but the signal is not as strong as the Twilight Cross Star.
Since the shape and meaning of morning cross stars and morning stars are similar, we call them "stars of hope".
Similarly, the twilight cross and the twilight star together are called "twilight stars".
Morning Star has the following three characteristics:
1. A long Yin entity appears on a certain day of the downward trend;
2. On the second day, there is a star line that jumps down and opens low, and the closing price is lower than the lowest price on the previous day, creating a gap with the Yin line on the first day;
3. On the third day, a Changyang entity appears, and the Morning Star generally appears at the end of the downward trend, which is a strong trend reversal signal.
The Twilight Star has the following three characteristics:
1. In the rising trend, a Changyang K-line entity appears one day;
2. On the second day, there is a star line that jumps upward and opens high, and the closing price is higher than the highest price on the first day, creating a gap with the positive line on the first day;
3. On the third day, a long negative k line entity appears, and the Twilight Star generally appears at the end of the rising trend, which is a strong trend reversal signal.
The Star of Hope and the Star of Dusk also have several things in common:
1. All are composed of three k lines;
2. It often appears at the market reversal;
3. On the next day, there will be confrontations between the two sides, and a small star line will appear.
The difference between Morning Star and Evening Star is:
1. Judging the direction of the future market is different. Morning stars are more bullish signals and have more opportunities, while evening stars indicate that the future market is bearish, prompting investors to leave as soon as possible;
2. The positions are different. The morning star often appears at the bottom of the falling market, while the evening star often appears at the top of the rising market.
As an investor, when encountering the stars of hope and twilight in the stock market, he should be highly vigilant, which may also indicate that the market is bottoming or peaking. It is possible to change the price. Investors need to consider whether there is pressure or support at this position comprehensively by combining various factors, and can judge the effectiveness of this form only under the conditions of multiple verification. Do not judge the future market simply according to the shape of the k-line.
