星线7(国外英文资料).doc

星线7(国外英文资料) The fifth chapter: Star Line This chapter deals with a host of interesting inversion patterns that all share the stars candle line. As shown in Figure 5.1, star candle line (the star line) the entity is smaller, and the formation of the price gap between it and in front of its entity large candle line entity. The star candle line is established as long as there is no overlap between the entity of the star line and the previous entity. The color of the star line itself is not important. The star line may appear at the top of the market or at the bottom of the market (sometimes people call the stars in the downtrend) raindrops. If the line entity has been reduced to the cross line, it is called the cross star line (as shown in Figure 5.2). When the star line, especially the cross star line, is a warning signal, indicating that the current trend may be good times dont last long. The smaller entities of the star line show that the battle between the bear and the bull has gone into stalemate. In a strong upward trend, the bull side has always dominated. If a star line appears after a long white candle line, it constitutes a warning signal: since the market was originally controlled by the buyer, it now turns into a close stalemate between the buyer and the seller. This stalemate may have been either caused by the decay of buyer power or by the growth of seller power. But for whatever reason, the star line can tell us that the driving force of the current uptrend has collapsed and that the market is vulnerable to a sellers attack and fall back. The same is true if the star lines appear in the downward trend, but only in the opposite direction. Specifically, in the downward trend, if a star line appears after a long black candle line, it reflects a change in the market atmosphere. For example, in the downward trend, bears have taken the initiative, but with the advent of the star line, things have changed, at this time, the two sides of the cattle and bears hav