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The old duck's head is a classic form formed by a series of actions in stock technical analysis such as opening positions, washing the market, and pulling up through the duck's head. The upside down old duck head is the opposite and is a typical selling pattern. Characteristics of the inverted old duck head graphic: using price averages of 5, 10 and 60 parameters. When the 5-day and 10-day moving averages fall below the 60-day moving average, a duck's neck is formed; at the low point when the stock price rebounds, a duck's head is formed; shortly after the stock price rebounds, the 5-day and 10-day moving averages cross downward again to form a duck's bill. ; When the dealer begins to sell chips and the stock price slowly falls, the 5-day and 10-day moving averages fall below the 60-day moving average, forming a duck's neck; when the dealer raises the stock price and starts to rebound, its stock price lows form a duck's head; when the dealer When the chips are sold again, the stock price falls again, forming a duckbill. Operation method: Sell when the 5-day and 10-day moving averages fall below the 60-day moving average and form a duck's neck; sell when the 5-day and 10-day moving averages die cross near the duck's mouth; sell when the stock price falls below the duck's head. out.
The upside down old duck head is a classic pattern formed by the dealer shipping, stopping the decline, creating a rebound and then shipping. Generally speaking, when the price falls and the volume shrinks, it is easy to form a duck's head to temporarily stop the decline. After that, the market maker creates a rebound wave to induce retail investors to follow up, and then ships again to form a duck's bill. For stocks with downward ventilation between the duckbill and the 60-day moving average, the rebound is too weak, indicating that the main force has fled in large numbers in the previous head range, and the current rebound is so weak. This kind of ventilation is better for the old duckhead!
The upside down old duck head pattern is a very bullish relay pattern of decline. The pattern is decisively out of the game, and the subsequent decline will be sharp and sharp. The conventional moving average parameters are mainly 5, 10, and 60-day moving averages. In actual practice, the length of the period can be flexibly adjusted, but remember not to make it too long or too short. When the stock price rebounds in the form of a duck head, the trading volume must shrink. Whether the volume is increased during the formation of the duck neck must be combined with the depth of the main intervention of individual stocks in actual combat. After the 60-day moving average duck neck is formed, the Tianling Cap pattern must appear, so that the form is more stable and more credible. Once the pattern is formed and the stock price breaks, the decline will be at least as long as the length of the duck's neck before a decent counterattack occurs. Everyone must get out or stop the loss in time. When the duck neck forms, the MACD indicator must appear a high dead cross, and when it falls below the duck head, the MACD indicator must enter underwater. The downward ventilation between the 60-day moving average and the duckbill indicates that the main forces have fled in large numbers at the early highs. At this time, the inverted old duck head pattern is extremely weak, and everyone should exit early.