Today's K-Line Teaching Post

Downward Ending Line

Pattern Introduction: Upward pattern. In a downward trend, a bearish candle with a long lower shadow appears, followed by a small K-line. The body and shadow of the second K-line are entirely within the long lower shadow of the previous K-line, indicating that the downward trend may reverse, known as the downward ending line.

Buy Reference Point: The day after the downward ending line pattern appears, if the stock price continues to rise and exceeds the body of the previous K-line, a buying point emerges.

Stop Loss Reference Point: The lowest point of the long lower shadow bearish candle. $BTC