Here is a picture of the bullish and target logic of the daily K-line of $TIA

(1) First of all, the first basis for the bullish view is that the single daily K-line yesterday closed with a hammer line. If the hammer line appears at a high level, it may mean that the bullish force is exhausted. If it appears at a low level, it may mean that the bearish force is exhausted. Otherwise, the line will not be recovered.

(2) Secondly, the RSI indicator was in the oversold area at that time. This area is in the hammer line. We can preliminarily judge that the RSI will return to the normal range. I will not call the indicator. You can go and see it.

As for MACD, it was actually not a reference at that time. It can only be said that it was in the stage of short correction. I will not expand on the complexity.

And later I updated another one. Why did the hourly K stop profit? In fact, it is also easy to understand, because it reached that level of resistance. There is nothing wrong with conservatively stopping profit at that point.

If you have a daily K-level position cycle, you can completely ignore the view of the hourly cycle. This is the last one today. That's it. Good night brothers.