Stock Indicators [Part Three]: DK Bottom Signal Indicator

DK: Bottom signal Indicators, with red representing a bullish market and orange-yellow representing a bearish market. Find a relatively suitable buying and selling point based on the changes in the DKW trend ladder colors and the transformations and indications of the DK Indicators [buying point, liquidation].

CM: The chip indicator, orange-yellow represents Block Orders entering the market, usually indicating a bullish uptrend; blue represents retail investors, usually indicating a bearish downtrend. When a stock sees speculative funds entering, it signals that the stock may have explosive potential in the short term, with impressive gains.

SXHY: [Three-Line Convergence Indicator] Green is the resistance line, red is the Trendline, and yellow is the support line. When the three lines converge, go long; when they separate, go short.

STZ: The three-wave resonance indicator, optimized by combining the advantages of the Candlestick and MACD Indicators, enhancing the accuracy of DKW buy and sell points, needs to be used in conjunction.

CKDJ: Super Random Indicator, based on the strength of stock price trends and the phenomenon of overbought and oversold, enhancing the accuracy of DKW, DK, and STZ indicators.

Next, let's look at the usage techniques for the DK bottom-fishing signal indicator.
1. Components of the DJ indicator: Upper and lower lines, red and yellow.
The DK indicator has two lines; the upper line is the resistance line, and the lower line is the support line. Red color represents an uptrend, yellow color represents a downtrend.
2. How to use the DK indicator for bottom-fishing?
There are two scenarios for bottom fishing. One is before a breakout in a rising market, which can be understood as chasing the price. As shown, on September 11, when NVIDIA's stock price rebounded from 107 to over 112, the stock price was continuously breaking new highs along the resistance line, eventually closing at 120. This bottom fishing scenario is limited to a strong upward trend. Generally, when the stock price rises by about 5-7 points, there will be an occurrence.
A bottom fishing buy point is when the stock price reaches a new high for the first time, touches the upper resistance line and enters a pullback, and then challenges the new high position again in a short time. At this time, the DK Indicators show a red shape, and the CM Indicators indicate that Block Orders are in control. Such a scenario is often suitable for chasing the price.

The other scenario is bottom fishing in a down market when the stock price drops to a Resistance level and shows signs of rebounding, as shown in the image.

When the stock price falls to the lower support level of the DK Indicator, the SZT Indicator shows a trend of turning up for a rebound. At this time, one can buy to chase the rebound. When the stock price enters a rebound market, the CM chip indicator, as shown in the image, will display signals of Block Orders entering the market. The DKW Indicator's ladder color will also change to pink, accompanied by pink number prompts [1-9].

Usually, when the stock price runs again to the upper resistance line, it often retraces after a number prompt [9] appears.
3. How to use the DK Indicator for selling?
Selling operations can be divided into two types: one is to take profit and exit, and the other is to stop loss and exit. Both hope to sell near the highest stock price. When we observe the DK Indicator alone,

When the stock price runs to the upper resistance line and sees a pullback, and the following Candlestick directly erases the gains of the previous minute, it indicates that the upward trend may be coming to an end and may reverse downwards. At this time, fast profit-taking is needed to exit selling. As shown in the blue circle position in the image. When the red area becomes smaller and begins to show a yellow area, and the CM chip indicator starts to display blue retail funds, this indicates that the bullish trend has ended and it is about to enter a down market. In the down market, blue will increase, and the yellow area will expand. At this time, when the DKW Indicator is opened, it will also be found that the ladder color is green and accompanied by green number prompts [1-9].

The six Indicators mentioned above complement each other and need to be used in combination; there is no single magical tool. More tips on using Indicators are welcome to follow our future Share.
Next, there are three more tutorials on using Indicators: SZT Indicator, SXHY three-line integrated Indicator, CKDJ Indicator.
Stay tuned!
Nvidia Tesla TQQQ's market performance from September 16th to September 20th next week does not look optimistic. It may be prudent to sell all positions in the account or short sell stocks and wait for a more favorable price to enter the market for bargain hunting.