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Emperor Financial's BOLL indicator can be used in both ** stocks and small cap stocks, but the specific effect may vary depending on the size of the ** float, market trend and other factors.
Generally speaking, small-cap stocks are more volatile, so the distance between the upper and lower bands of the BALL indicator may be wider, while the volatility of ** stocks is relatively small, and the distance between the upper and lower bands of the BALL indicator may be narrower. Therefore, for small-cap stocks, the BOLL indicator may be more sensitive and easier to signal buy and sell; For ** stocks, the Boll indicator may be more stable, and the issuance of buy and sell signals will be relatively more cautious.
In addition, the movement of the market will also have an impact on the effectiveness of the use of the BALL indicator. When the market is in a strong ** or ** trend, the BOLL indicator may show a flare pattern, and the distance between the upper and lower bands of the indicator will gradually expand, which has a good reference value for the continuation of the strong trend. When the market is in the ** consolidation, the BOLL indicator may show a parallel pattern, and the distance between the upper and lower bands will remain relatively stable, at which point the indicator may be more cautious about the issuance of buy and sell signals.
To sum up, Emperor Financial's BOLL indicator can be used in both large and small cap stocks, but the specific use effect will vary depending on factors such as the size of the circulating stock and market trends. When using Boll indicators, investors should combine other technical indicators and fundamental analysis to make more accurate investment decisions.