Duck neck: The trading volume on the 5th and 10 moving averages is above the 60-day moving average.
Duck head: the high point when the stock price falls back.
Duck nose: the dead fork of the 5-day moving average, and the hole formed when the 10 moving average is gold again.
Duckbill: Shortly after the stock price fell back, on the 5th, the 10 moving average rose again.
Key points of old duck head modeling:
(1), the old duck head must be heavy, otherwise the banker's willingness to open a position is not strong;
(2) The smaller the nose of the old duck head, the better, and it is the strongest without it;
(3) There must be sesame seeds under the duck's nostrils, otherwise it means that the dealer's disk control is not good;
(4) Be sure to ventilate under the duckbill, and the higher the ventilation, the better.
There is no 100% profit in the stock market, which is a tactic. I can only say that I can help you, avoid the trap or make a small profit. You can't believe it all or not. After all, there is still a gap between theory and practice.