Three Line Break(新三值图).docVIP

Three Line Break(新三值图) ?????????????????????????????????????? Three Line Break(新三值图) THREE LINE BREAKOverviewThree Line Break charts display a series of vertical boxes (lines) that are based on changes in prices. As with Kagi, Point Figure, and Renko charts, Three Line Break charts ignore the passage of time.The Three Line Break charting method is so-named because of the number of lines typically used.Three Line Break charts were first brought to the United States by Steven Nison when he published the book, Beyond Candlesticks.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------InterpretationThe following are the basic trading rules for a three-line break chart:Buy when a white line emerges after three adjacent black lines (a white turnaround line). Sell when a black line appears after three adjacent white lines (a black turnaround line). Avoid trading in trendless markets where the lines alternate between black and white. An advantage of Three Line Break charts is that there is no arbitrary fixed reversal amount. It is the price action which gives the indication of a reversal. The disadvantage of Three Line Break charts is that the signals are generated after the new trend is well under way. However, many traders are willing to accept the late signals in exchange for calling major trends.You can adjust the sensitivity of the reversal criteria by changing the number of lines in the break. For example, short-term traders might use two-line breaks to get more reversals while a longer-term investor might use four-line or even 10-line breaks to reduce the number of reversals. The Three Line Break is the most popular in Japan.Steven Nison recommends using Three Line Break charts in conjunction with candlestick charts. He suggests using the Three Line Break chart to determine the prevailing trend and then using candlestick patterns to time your individual trades.---------------------------------------------------------