股指分析技巧（Stock index analysis skills）.docVIP

股指分析技巧（Stock index analysis skills） BIAS, also called the deviation rate, is the index of the distance between the stock price and the moving average of the stock price. BIAS refers to the relative distance, the OSC to be described below is the absolute distance. The application rule of Bias Bias principle is too far away from the back, because the stock price is naturally a centripetal trend, which is mainly caused by psychological factors. In addition, the relationship between price and demand in economics is also the cause of this centripetal effect. The stock price is low, demand is big, demand is big, supply falls short of demand, the stock price will rise. On the contrary, the stock price is high, the demand is small, the supply exceeds demand, the stock price drops, and finally reaches the balance. The balance position is the center. The application rule of Bias is mainly considered from two aspects: (1) consider the value of Bias This aspect is the original idea of Bias. To find a positive or negative number, as long as Bias is more than the positive number, we should feel dangerous and consider throwing; as long as Bias is below this negative, we feel the opportunity may come and consider buying. The key to the problem, then, is how to find the positive or negative numbers, which are the lines of action and silence. It should be noted that this line of demarcation is related to three factors. The parameters and sizes selected by A. Bias. B. chose the stock specifically. C. at different times, the boundaries may vary. In general, the greater the parameter, the greater the line of action. The more active the stock is, the greater the line of demarcation is chosen. In some books introducing Bias, the reference numbers for these boundaries are given. Note that this is only a reference, and we should make appropriate adjustments to them in light of specific circumstances. Heres just one example: A., Bias (5), 3.5%, Bias (10), 5%, Bias (20), 8%, and Bias (60) 10%