The Old Duck Head is a stock k-line pattern. The old crow's head pattern is a duck head-like pattern formed by short-term chips after the dealer pulls up the position and sees that the retail investors did not leave the market, making the stock break through the 5 and 10 day lines.

What is the theoretical upside of a stock duck's head pattern?

The general duck head rise in 30% to more than 200%, mainly affected by a variety of factors. In most cases, the stock market, the old duck head of the rise and the stock's pre-consolidation time, k-line pattern of adjustment, turnover dense area, the dealer's position, the dealer's capital volume, market conditions and other closely related. These factors tend to affect the operation of the dealer, thus affecting the stock price.

In most cases, the banker began to collect chips, the stock price rose slowly, the 5-day, 10-day average volume rose, forming a duck neck. Then as the share price in its shock position begins to rise back up, the highs of the share price form a duck's head. Finally, when the banker again builds a position to collect chips, the stock price rises again, forming a duckbill shape. After this operation, the shape of the old duck head is formed, so there are many factors that change during this time.

[1] The longer the old duck head consolidation time, often leads to the loss of popularity, so that the dealer's second pull up the lack of followers, the rise is limited.

2If the k-line pattern is relatively stable, the dealer pull up will be relatively simple, but the k-line trend is extremely complex. Then reflected to the dealer level is to pull up the resistance is very high, limited amplitude.

3 old crow's head of the previous intensive trading band tends to accumulate a large number of condominium disk, these chips in the pull up will cause throwing pressure. If the banker is not strong, the old crow's head of the rise is limited.

4 bankers chip the number of money determines the height of the duck head. The more chips, the higher it must be for the dealer to have room to ship.

[5] The amount of money the dealer has and holds is basically similar. The amount of money the dealer has determines the strength of the breakout from the consolidation zone and the eventual rise in the stock.

[6] Market sentiment is often the most essential reason why investors are willing to chase up, so a good horse with a good saddle, the old crow's head stock ultimately rise can not be separated from the investors continue to chase up.