How is a trend of a certain level completed? There are four stages in total, and the trend ends after the four stages are completed.

Step 1: The trend must be perfect. This trend must form the center of this level, that is, the trend must be perfect. The so-called perfection is that the center of this level is formed after the sub-level trend is completed.

Step 2: No trend, no divergence. After the formation of the big center of this level, a trend must be formed. Without a trend, there is no divergence.

Step 3: Divergence. Distinguish between consolidation divergence and trend divergence. Divergence is formed by trend, and the consolidation structure may not be completed, so you must wait until the trend appears.

Step 4: Range set. The trend of this level is the divergence segment or oscillation segment of the high-level trend. Under the support of the high level, this level ends. In addition, if it is not a range set or a high-level oscillation segment, the trend of this level is a second-level buying and selling point, that is, there is a high-level first-level buying and selling point in front, such as this turning point.

The above four stages are indispensable, otherwise the operation will be uncertain. As for the central oscillation, it is also operated on the premise of knowing clearly whether the current trend is rising or falling. The difficulty lies in the turning point of the trend. If you treat the turning point as a oscillation section, you will either miss the opportunity or be thrown down. If you follow the above four steps, you can greatly improve the accuracy.