What does the green cross star closing mean?

One thing? What does the green cross star closing mean? The issue of ? has received a lot of attention. Let me share my understanding. Let’s talk about the details below. 1. Doji closing

First of all, let’s talk about what the green doji closing means. The cross star is equivalent to a trip up and down, and finally returns to a position near the opening price. If it is a little bit above the opening price, then it is the red doji opening price, and the next little bit is the green doji. In fact, the difference between the two is not big. This kind of trend usually occurs in a volatile trend, that is, it does not have a clear upward or downward direction, but is in a volatile situation, and this cross star will appear. Usually this cross star does not have a clear guiding role in the direction, so it does not mean much. 2. Explosive increase in volume

One thing that is relatively clear is the explosive increase in volume. For example, after a stock has fluctuated on the platform for a long time, a big positive line suddenly appears and breaks through with heavy volume. Then this big positive line is often the beginning of a market trend and a breakthrough trend in the stock price. A trend like this has a very obvious upward pointing effect. If it is a rise in volume that shrinks, many of these situations are false breakthroughs. They simply shrink and then ship the goods directly to you at the top. 3. Explosive volume decline

Then let’s talk about what the explosive volume decline looks like. For example, after a stock's continuous daily limit, it opens higher when it reaches a high level, and then declines with heavy volume. This situation is often caused by the main force's shipments, so we should not touch the stock in the next few days after this trend, because it will often face a big drop.

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