The King of Short-term Indicators Upgrade: Candlestick 6 Cross Family Bucket

What are these "forks"?

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1. Golden Cross (Regular Golden Cross)
The Candlestick crosses above the D line from below, which is the most common bullish signal. It can be a good entry below 20, and above 80 it is basically false, so do not enter.

2. Death Cross (Common Death Cross)
The Candlestick crosses the D line from top to bottom, which is the most common signal for a market peak. A dead cross above 80 means to reduce positions directly, while a dead cross below 20 is basically ineffective, so don't be afraid.

3. Two-line crossover (KD classic crossover)
Only the K and D intersect, the J line is not involved. The signals come quickly but there are many false signals, it is necessary to wait for the J line to follow the direction to be valid.

4. Golden Cross (the strongest short-term buying point)
The three lines are stuck together below 20, suddenly turning upward and diverging at the same time. This is a historical-level bottom signal, and once it appears, you can bravely increase your position.

5. Death Cross (the strongest short-term top escape signal)
Three lines stick together above 80, suddenly turning down and diverging at the same time. This is a historical-level top signal, and it requires timely liquidation as soon as it appears.

6. Three-line cross (ultimate confirmation)
The K, D, and J lines almost cross at the same time (regardless of golden cross or death cross). This signal is the least frequent but has the highest hit rate; a golden cross of the three lines below 20 indicates a main upward trend, while a death cross above 80 indicates a main downward trend.