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On September 24, the Dayang line directly turned the 20-day moving average, which was still moving down on the 23 rd, into an upward trend, which opened a vigorous rise. Of course, this is a prominent special case, which is the superposition of various accidental factors and inevitable factors. On November 6, the second turn to the upside, the effect is much weaker, but there are also differences. The latter has just experienced a short downturn for two or three trading days.On September 24, the Dayang line directly turned the 20-day moving average, which was still moving down on the 23 rd, into an upward trend, which opened a vigorous rise. Of course, this is a prominent special case, which is the superposition of various accidental factors and inevitable factors. On November 6, the second turn to the upside, the effect is much weaker, but there are also differences. The latter has just experienced a short downturn for two or three trading days.The first 20 trading days today are the closing position of the benchmark on November 14th, which is still higher than today's closing position, so it will move down today, but it will move up tomorrow. Most stocks such as Shanghai Composite Index, Brokerage Board, Oriental Fortune, Haitong Securities, etc. are like this: from tomorrow on, the 20-day moving average will move up, and the Brin channel will start to tilt up.

Let's see if the stock proverb is right this time.Let's see if the stock proverb is right this time.

The first 20 trading days today are the closing position of the benchmark on November 14th, which is still higher than today's closing position, so it will move down today, but it will move up tomorrow. Most stocks such as Shanghai Composite Index, Brokerage Board, Oriental Fortune, Haitong Securities, etc. are like this: from tomorrow on, the 20-day moving average will move up, and the Brin channel will start to tilt up.The Year of the Loong April 8th: As soon as the moon rises, it will be the Charge!Let's see if the stock proverb is right this time.