Today, I changed the rules. I didn’t use the quantitative algorithm I wrote myself. I pushed the pen recursively manually. I saw that there were novices practicing pattern recognition on Twitter. I also reviewed the basic operations. Although I have practiced thousands of times in the past, it is easy to get rusty if I don’t use it often. Just like Guo Degang said, some things can be done without using them, but they cannot be unlearned.
In the figure, T0-30F: blue, green center, T1: green, T2: red.
T0 center: blue. Expansion center: yellow.
T0 is in a period of consolidation and decline, without divergence, and has extension needs. According to the standard trend, the extension breaks the previous low, forming T1 back-travel, further triggering T2 back-travel, forming back-travel resonance, and thus starting a rebound in T2.
If the current T0 does not extend or break the previous low to form a small turn to a big turn, the decline of T1 will end, and the c' rebound of T2 will be triggered in advance. Of course, this is a low-probability trend classification.
Subsequent observation points: the downward extension strength of T0
Trading suggestion: At the 30F level, you can look for high-altitude opportunities. After the decline stops, if a strong pattern is formed at the T1 divergence position, you can consider intervening in the spot market and make a rebound at T2.
