The meaning of the intersection of yin and yang in stocks

It rose first and then fell, and the cross star that rebounded at the close was the Yang cross star. The analysis of a single positive star can be understood as "indicating that there is still upward momentum in the market outlook".

First fell and then rose, and the cross star that fell at the close was the Yin cross star. The analysis of a single negative star can be understood as "indicating that there is still a downward trend in the market outlook".

Extended data cross is the basic type of K-line. The cross star is a K-line chart, with only upper and lower shadow lines and no entity. The opening price is the closing price, which means that in trading, the stock price is higher or lower than the opening price, but the closing price is equal to the opening price. Among them: the longer the upper shadow line, the heavier the throwing pressure. The longer the shadow line, the stronger the buying. Usually there is a cross line at the high or low point of the stock price, which can be called the turning point line, which means reversal.

Cross star refers to a special K-line shape with the same or similar closing price and opening price, and there is no entity or tiny entity. Although it is divided into yin and yang, the actual meaning is not much different, far less important than the position of the cross itself. For example, it appears in the low-priced area at the end of the continuous decline, and is called the "star of hope", which is the signal of bottoming out. Appearing in the high-priced area after continuous rise, it is called "Twilight Star", which is the signal of peaking and turning.

Resource Cross Star (stock market terminology) Baidu Encyclopedia