Explain a simple way to identify short positions
1: Find a K-line in the rising trend whose highest point has not reached a new high, and mark it as 0
2: Use 0 as the mark, and mark the first one from the left as 1
3: Use 1 as the mark, and mark the one with a lower lowest price than 1 as 2
4: Use 2 as the mark, and mark the one with a lower lowest price than 2 as 3
Note: 1 and 2, 2 and 3 may not be adjacent, and there may be a gap of two or three days or five or six days, until you find the one that meets the conditions.
Use: The lowest price of the third K-line can be used as the stop loss line for long positions or the acceleration starting point for short positions. Once it falls below, the decline will accelerate.
