From a cost perspective
By grasping the chip transfer trend during the dealer's operation, we can obtain the information of the dealer's holding cost. At the same time, during the chip transfer period, we confirmed the chip transfer trend and mastered the operation direction. Paying attention to the chip transfer, we mainly focus on the changes in the dealer's holding price, so that we can defeat the dealer and get higher returns. The chip distribution can reflect the dealer's control information, the long-short confrontation, and the trend of market cost changes. It can effectively help us understand the trajectory of the currency price and predict the direction of price development. In the actual combat of capturing Dark Horse Coin+, it is also a weapon. When most investors are not very familiar with this technical tool, those who can master and use it in advance will undoubtedly have the upper hand.
When a large number of chips are piled together, the chip distribution looks like a sideways mountain pattern. These peaks are actually formed by horizontal lines stacked from left to right. Each price range has a horizontal line representing the position. The larger the position, the longer the line. These lines of different lengths are piled together to form uneven peaks, which also form the shape of the chip distribution.
The distribution of chips tells you their cost
After buying, investors want to know how much others have spent, especially how much the dealer has spent, so that they can have a reason to hold or sell. When dealers operate a coin, they often go through five stages: testing, absorbing, washing, raising, and selling. Generally, the best time for retail investors to intervene is during the washing stage. Chip analysis can, to a certain extent, discover the dealer's actions and find the dealer's cost, which can increase the success rate of investors' transactions.
The first three stages take a long time, and few retail investors have the patience. When the wash is over, the price may double in a few days. How can we find out when the dealer has finished washing the market and keep up with the dealer's rhythm?
Chip column: The chip chart is composed of chips of different lengths. Each horizontal column represents a price. The length of the column represents the transaction volume corresponding to this price. The longer the column, the more transactions are made at this price. If the price of a currency stays near a certain price for a long time and there are a large number of transactions, the corresponding chips will usually be very dense, forming a small three-headed hill. This small hill is what we often call a chip peak.
2. The color of chips: red means profit-taking, blue means locked-in chips: the border between red and yellow is the current price.
3. Average cost line +: The middle yellow line is the average cost line of all current market holders. It is the focus of the entire cost distribution.
4. Profit ratio: This is the ratio of the current market price to profit. The higher the profit ratio, the more people are in a profit state.
5. Profitable orders: the number of profitable orders at any price
6. The range of 90% and 70% indicates the price range in which 90% and 70% of the market chips are distributed.
7. Concentration: It shows the density of chips. The higher the value, the more dispersed it is, and vice versa, the more concentrated it is.
8. Chip Deviation Rate +: The distance between the profit chip price and the average cost. The profit chip price is negative when it is below the average price. The farther away, the greater the negative deviation. Above, it is positive deviation.
When looking at the chip distribution chart, pay attention to the following two points:
First, we need to pay attention to the daily K-line + trend on the left. Generally speaking, enlarging the left half of the daily K-line chart range can better see the overall price trend. Of course, since the enlargement or reduction of the left half of the daily K-line chart + will change the price range of the vertical axis, the chip distribution chart on the right will change accordingly, but this is only a "zoom in" or "zoom out" change, and the actual distribution of the chip distribution chart + will not change.
Second, we need to pay attention to the ratio of profitable and losing shares. Profitable and losing shares are represented by two different colors on the chip chart. On a certain day's chip distribution chart, the chips above the closing price of the day are losing shares, and the chips below the closing price are profitable shares. The ratio of the two also roughly reflects the overall comparison of long and short forces. The chip distribution index + is based on price and measures the specific trading volume at each price.
In this way, you can see which price levels have the most transactions and which prices have the least transactions, which will help you analyze the market. Generally speaking, the price level with the larger transaction volume has the greater support or suppression effect.
Morphological characteristics:
1. The price of the currency has reached a high peak: When we confirm that the price has reached a high peak, the high-price chip peak will definitely be broken. At this time, it is very important to confirm the chip peak shape corresponding to the high price. If we see that the chip peak in the low area still exists, even if it is not large in scale, we also think it is the position of the banker. After the price reaches the peak and falls back, a more obvious rebound trend will appear in the low area.
2. RSI indicator completes double bottom pattern +: When confirming that the price has bottomed out at the low chip peak, we can judge it through the RSI indicator*. If the RSI indicator completes the double bottom pattern, then the probability that the price has bottomed out at the low chip peak will be very high. When the RSI indicator stabilizes with a double bottom reversal, it is also the time when the currency price begins to rebound. We confirm the buying point during the price rebound, and naturally we can get a better return.
3. The price bottomed out at a low chip peak: In a downward trend that seems to have no bottom to follow,
When the currency price falls to the price area corresponding to the low chip peak, there will be a rebound trend. If we accurately judge the position where the currency price bottoms out, then the lower limit of the chip peak in the low area will be supported. Even if the price drops significantly and the downward trend is very significant, it will not easily fall below the lower limit of the low chip peak.
Because after the dealer's coin price peaks and falls back, the dealer at a low position is also waiting for the price to fall back to its own holding cost price +. Once this happens, the dealer intervenes for the second time, naturally pulling up the coin price into a rebound state. At that time, it will be much easier for us to obtain short-term profits.
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