20 Bullish K-Line Patterns: Bullish Belt Hold

Pattern Introduction: Bullish pattern. Generally appears in a downtrend or consolidation trend, where the opening price is at or very close to the day's lowest price, with little to no shadow, and a relatively long body. This K-line pattern is called the Bullish Belt Hold, also known as the Opening White Candlestick.

Buy Reference Point: The day after the Bullish Belt Hold appears, if the stock price does not make a new low, it constitutes a buying point.

Stop Loss Reference Point: The lowest point of the Belt Hold line. #加密市场狂欢