Take yesterday's high and low as the benchmark reference point.
1. If the price breaks the high point first without breaking the low point, and does an effective backtest to yesterday's second low point during the price movement, then go long.
2. If the price breaks the low point first without breaking the high point of yesterday, then backtest and go short (if there is a backtest point on the secondary structure, this point will be used as an effective backtest point)
3. If the price does not break high nor break low, then wait and see and do not do it
1. If the price breaks the high point first without breaking the low point, and does an effective backtest to yesterday's second low point during the price movement, then go long.
2. If the price breaks the low point first without breaking the high point of yesterday, then backtest and go short (if there is a backtest point on the secondary structure, this point will be used as an effective backtest point)
3. If the price does not break high nor break low, then wait and see and do not do it
Comment:
sell Order established
Comment:
The bears have been confirmed again, and the stop loss can be moved down to the cost position
Comment:
This short order has received a profit and loss ratio of 1 to 4 and can be closed