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Kdj usage of subverting traditional methods

In the stock market, according to investors' preferences, it can be divided into short-term investors and long-term investors. For short-term investors, they like fast and accurate technical analysis. KDJ's time-sharing chart is undoubtedly an ideal analysis tool for short-term investors. Today, Bian Xiao will talk to you about the trading skills of 30-minute and 60-minute KDJ indicators.

The use of 30-minute and 60-minute KDJ indicators is similar to that of daily KDJ, but their emphasis is different. The 30-minute and 60-minute KDJ indicators are suitable for short-term and can reflect the stock trend in time. Most short-term investors use it to find short-term trading points.

1, use 30 minutes and 60 minutes KDJ to find a buying point.

When the 30-minute KDJ indicator and the 60-minute KDJ indicator are consolidating in the low position for a long time at the same time, suddenly in a certain period of time, the curve K in the 30-minute KDJ indicator passes through the curve D upward, forming a low-position golden fork, and the 60-minute KDJ in the same period also forms a corresponding low-position golden fork, which is the buying point. It would be better if the daily KDJ also has a low gold fork at this time.

As shown in the above figure, the stock hit a new low of 28.35 after continuous decline. After a period of consolidation, the 30-minute KDJ indicator crossed the curve D from below as the stock price rose, forming a low gold fork, and the stock price continued to rise, ending the downward trend. At the same time, the 60-minute KDJ indicator passes through the curve D from below after a long-term consolidation, forming a low-level golden fork. So investors can consider entering the market in batches at this time.

2. Use 30 minutes and 60 minutes KDJ to find selling points.

When the stock price rises to a new high, the 30-minute and 60-minute KDJ indicators show that curve K penetrates curve D from a high position, forming a high dead fork, and the stock price begins to fall. K-line has been running below D-line, ending the previous rising market.

As shown in the above figure, when the stock price reached a new high of 40.97, the curve K of the 30-minute and 60-minute KDJ indicators simultaneously penetrated the curve D from above, and kept running below D, forming a high dead fork, which started the downward trend of the stock. Investors should sell stocks at this time to get the previous profits.

(This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Carefully evaluate when investing. )