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ETC: Bottom positive arc
Bottom positive arc refers to a K-line combination pattern in which the market appears at the bottom along the positive arc after a round of falling market, oscillates and gradually turns upward, and finally turns from a falling market to an upward market.
Practical essentials:
1. The falling wave on the left is smooth and uniform, with multiple low points cut on an arc. It requires a single boundary decline in one go, without "knots" such as flags, boxes, triangles, etc.
The smoother the better.
2. Confirm the bottom of the arc, the low point forms an arc, there is no new low after the low point, and a small bull (moving average) appears.
3. The bottom positive arc neckline is divided into single peak neckline, double peak neckline, platform neckline and shrinking neckline according to the number of peaks.
4. If the right side cannot step back on the arc edge many times, it will break away from the arc, and the right side is no longer an arc.
5. After the market breaks through the neckline, the buying point of the bottom positive arc is to enter the market by stepping back to the edge of the bottom positive arc, or directly enter the market at the neckline position after breaking through the neckline.
