Four opportunities to buy at the bottom:
1. After a rapid decline:
When the market falls rapidly, it often triggers panic selling, and buying at the bottom can get a good entry opportunity.
2. A small positive line or a cross star after a large positive line:
If the market has been adjusted for a long time, and then a large positive line with a large volume is closed, and more than three small positive lines or cross stars appear in succession, this usually indicates that the market is expected to rebound. At this time, the success rate of entering the market to buy at the bottom is higher.
3. Bottom volume limit:
When the market is at the bottom area and a large volume limit appears, this is usually a good buying signal. Whether it is short-term or swing operation, a large volume limit is an ideal buying point.
4. Moving average upward golden cross:
When the price has experienced a long-term decline, the market begins to rebound. If there is a shrinking volume and a retracement during the rebound, and the MA5, MA10, and MA40 moving averages form a golden cross, this usually indicates that the market will continue to rise, and it is a good time to buy boldly.