The short term rebound of the snail iron breaks through the bullish!

Mondo Finance Updated on 2024-02-28

It's the critical moment of the commodity index daily breakout, the last time it was close to the breakthrough, or in late January, when the yin line plus the yang line with the upper lead, the crotch of the close, the subsequent minute cycle of a downward break, driven to continue to continue along the original ** channel downward, out of a new low.

This time, today's strong yang is still good, but if you close a physical yang line to strengthen it, stand on 178Around 9, this wavelength decline may come to an end, and the subsequent reversal will be completely bullish.

On the contrary, even if you close well today, if you don't succeed in breaking through the turn, you may still have a **, or kill back**channel. (This probability is small, but it won't be completely none.) )

Screw thread. The pre-thread chart, the daily line has a short downward trend, and it is still close to the ** breakthrough. However, there are signs of a breakthrough in the 4-hour cycle, so we will look at the 3845 area nearby, and then look at the 3880 area.

If the market outlook maintains the trend after the breakthrough and breaks through the trend pressure above the 4-hour period again, the potential is expected to increase by another 100 points.

Iron ore. The iron ore weekly line has contracted again, and if it continues to rise this week, the weekly line will return to the channel and continue to be bullish. If the daily line breaks down in the early stage, it becomes a void, and priority is given to the direction of the breakthrough of the nearest cycle.

In the recent 30-minute cycle, the strong yang broke through the long ** trend channel in the afternoon, turned bullish, and looked at the 908 area near the upper pressure, and if the follow-up broke through, then pay attention to the 924-934 area.

More timely operations, you can keep up with my practical pace!

Investment needs to be cautious, the above personal views are for reference only, profit and loss at your own risk!

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