What is the golden line?

& lt& lt Basic Rules of Gold Line Trading >>

& lt 1 & gt； The method of 0.6 18 is derived from the laws of nature, and it is very accurate in stock trading: it takes the cycle low (1.000) as the golden line, which is divided into:1.1.1.382+0.5438. Each stock will break through 1.6438 and divide the stage vertex (1.000) into a golden line: 0.809.0.618.0.500.0.382.0.191 Every line is a strong support, strong stocks, and most stocks are at 0.800. If you fall from a high level below the 0.6 18 line, don't use this as the starting point of the golden section line. If there is no stock low with a bottom higher than the bottom, don't start the gold line.

Most of<2>'s stocks should still start from the original bottom point. After all, the principle of the golden line is based on the possible position cost of the dealer. If it falls from a high level after several waves, it will bottom out many times, and the bottom is higher than the bottom. The recent low point can be used as the bottom! Personally, I don't think we should use the low point of 1 month as the bottom!

& lt& lt Gold Line Trading Rules >>

All prudent investors should insist on not buying.

& ltI >: Don't buy stocks on line 1. 18 in the short term.

< Second >: Don't buy short-term highs with a huge drop less than 0.6 18. Although it is possible to let go of the big black horse, for the sake of financial security, we must always adhere to this point. However, if we want to make the big black horse go less, we must use the indicators of other software to observe the newly listed 1.6 18 stocks, and pay more attention to their volume and energy changes (moving cost indicators), the long consolidation time (and the original bottom consolidation time) on the 1.6 18 line. Sometimes, the stock market proverb: "How long you stand, how high you stand" is still interesting. For example: 05 10, for stocks with a long-term consolidation within 1. 19 1, you can check the "first line", but you should know the "golden line price" of leading stocks, as the saying goes: "Know well, the stock market is risk-free".