In the K线, there are various forms of long positions trend, below are some common forms. 1. After the moving averages congeal, they diverge upwards: During a sideways adjustment, the short, medium, and long moving averages intertwine and congeal together. Then, they suddenly break out of the congealed state, diverging upwards and gradually forming a long positions arrangement. The longer the congeal time, the greater the strength of the upward divergence. 2. Silver Valley: Formed by the intersection of three moving averages, the short-term moving average crosses above the medium- and long-term moving averages from below, and the medium-term moving average crosses above the long-term moving average from below, forming an irregular triangle with a pointed upward direction. It indicates that the bulls have gathered considerable upward momentum. 3. The dragon emerges from the sea: When the price is sluggish, a large bullish candlestick suddenly appears, engulfing several short, medium, and long moving averages, and the closing price is above multiple moving averages, like a dragon leaping out of the sea, indicating the return of long positions. 4. Inverse Head and Shoulders: Composed of the left shoulder, head, right shoulder, and neckline. When the right shoulder forms and the price breaks through the neckline, it is a buying opportunity. Typically, a surge in trading volume is required when the neckline is broken. 5. W bottom: Also known as a double bottom, it has two identical or similar bottom points. When the price breaks above the neckline, it may signal an upward movement. The farther apart the two bottoms are, the greater the likelihood of a future reversal, and the larger the potential fluctuations. 6. Arc Bottom: The arc phase is usually a period when large institutions accumulate positions. After the pattern is completed, a significant rise typically follows. During the formation of the arc, trading volume is generally high at both ends and low in the middle. The longer the formation time, the stronger the reversal will be in the future. 7. V-shape: The V-shape reversal appears rather suddenly, and the trading volume generally increases significantly during the reversal, with the market quickly shifting from a downtrend to an uptrend. 8. Old Duck Head: Formed by multiple moving averages, the 5-day and 10-day moving averages cross above the 60-day moving average to form the duck neck, the price falls back to form the duck head top, after the 5-day and 10-day moving averages form a death cross and then a golden cross to form the duck nostrils, the duck's mouth opens (price exceeds the duck head top) indicating that an upward trend will begin.

#美联储降息25个基点# The short positions trend refers to the market price showing a downward trend. It can be classified and manifested in different ways based on time cycles, technical patterns, etc. The specifics are as follows: - Classified by time period - Short-term short positions: Usually lasting from several days to several weeks, caused by fluctuations in market sentiment or capital flow in the short term. Once this type of short position is alleviated, the market often rebounds quickly. - Medium-term short positions arrangement: Usually lasts for several months, which may be caused by changes in the overall economic environment of the market, decline in corporate performance, and other factors, and can put significant psychological pressure on investors. - Long-term short positions arrangement: usually lasts for several years, caused by changes in the long-term trend of the market or changes in the global economic environment. - Classified by technical patterns - Death cross: The short-term moving average crosses below the long-term moving average, such as the 5-day moving average crossing down through the 10-day or 20-day moving average. This indicates that the short-term average cost in the market has fallen below the long-term average cost, and the bearish force is gradually gaining an advantage, leading the stock price to typically enter a downward trend. - Moving average short positions arrangement: Short-term, medium-term, and long-term moving averages are arranged in order from top to bottom, and all moving averages show a downward trend. This is a typical characteristic of a short positions market, indicating that the bearish forces in the market are strong, and stock prices continue to fall under the pressure of various moving averages. - Classified by market stage: - Selling Period: The first stage of a short positions market, formed in the last stage of a previous bullish market, where insightful investors realize that corporate earnings have reached an abnormal high and begin to accelerate their selling. - Panic Phase: The second stage of a bear market, where those wanting to buy start to hesitate, while those wanting to sell are eager to offload their positions. The trend of falling prices suddenly accelerates to an almost vertical degree, and at this point, the proportional difference in trading volume reaches its maximum. - Lack of confidence selling period: the third stage of a bear market, composed of selling by those lacking confidence, the downward trend does not accelerate, and stocks with relatively good performance continue to fall.