Tips for using custom indicators [Part 1]: DKW Long and Short Trend Market Indicator

First, let's take a look at the tips for using these 6 core indicators

DKW: Long and short trend indicator, uses a two-color ladder to determine long and short markets, and determines buying and selling points based on the nine-turn structure numbers [1-9] and arrow tips

CD: Bottom-breaking signal indicator. Red represents bullish market and orange represents bear market. Find a relatively suitable buying point and selling point according to the color changes and changes in the color of the DKW trend ladder and the color changes and prompts of the CD indicator [buy point, clearance]

CM: Chip indicators. Orange indicates the entry of main capital into the market, usually a bullish upward trend; blue indicates retail capital, which is usually a bears' falling market. When individual stocks show floating capital entering the market, it indicates that the stock may be explosive in the short term, and the increase will be very impressive

STZ: The three-wave resonance indicator is optimized by combining the advantages of KDJ and MACD indicators to enhance the accuracy of DKW trading points, and needs to be used in conjunction

CKDJ: Super stochastic indicator, enhances the accuracy of DKW, CD, and STZ indicators based on the strength and weakness of stock price trends and overbought and oversold phenomena

CJR: A supertrend intervention indicator that identifies the phenomenon of overbought and oversold individual stocks. When used, CKDJ and STZ must be combined to verify the accuracy of each signal.

Next, let's take a look at DKW usage tips

(1) How to judge a long and short trend: A two-color ladder represents a long and short trend. When a pink ladder appears, it is usually accompanied by a pink number [1] with a nine-turn structure. At this point, if the CM chip indicator has main capital entering the market, then you can consider entering the market with multiple orders. When the bullish market continues, and the nine-turn structure indicates [9], this is mostly the high point of the small-band market. If you are cautious, you can leave the market near this position

When the ladder is green and the nine-turn green digital indicator [1] appears, the candlestick chart is gray. The CM indicator shows that retail funds are entering the market. At this point, you can consider taking profit, stopping loss, leaving the market or buying a short order. Usually, DKW is viewed in combination with the CD indicator. When using two-color ladders and nine-turn trading points, do you need to consider individual stock prices, one-sided bullish prices? Unilateral short market? The market is still volatile.

(2) How to determine the buying and selling points of individual stocks:

After individual stocks have dropped a certain amount of room, there will be a rebound demand. When the following conditions occur in the indicators, you can consider buying points

a. When the 1-minute candle chart shows blue b. The color of the ladder changes from green to pink c. The bottom indicator color area gradually shrinks d. The indicator STZ and CKDJ all have an upward trend, and the main control panel color between red and green appears on the e.CM chip indicator

After most of the above conditions have been met, you can consider entering the market to buy some. Here's a careful reminder that indicators are not omnipotent; indicators only help us make decisions to improve accuracy; we cannot rely entirely on the indicator's operating tips. The specific use of each indicator code requires everyone to do training and research. Welcome to share user experience in the comments section

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