K-line chart combination formula: fine observation appears on a flat bottom, tentative buying hands are not numb

In the process of falling prices, if there is a situation where the lowest price of the stock price is flat for two or more trading days, then there is a "flat bottom".

For ordinary investors, when encountering such a K-line combination, we should carefully observe and do not rush to decide to buy. If the price has already experienced a sharp decline, we can buy tentatively; if we see other bottoming signals, such as "morning star", bottom T-line, etc., then we can add positions.

Technical features

(1) It occurs during a sharp decline in prices.

(2) It is composed of at least two K-wires, with a common combination of 2 to 5 K-wires.

(3) The shapes of the several K-lines composed are not clearly defined, and can be solid male or female lines, or they can have upper and lower shadow lines.

(4) The lowest price of a K-line is the same as the lowest price of an adjacent K-line or one of the K-lines.

"Flat bottom" is a signal that the stock price has bottomed out and rebounded. After a major decline, it is a good buying point. If combined with other bottoming K-line combinations, the success rate of bottom fishing will be very high.