There is a recursive problem here, that is, this level cannot go on indefinitely. In practice, the Zen trend center is defined as at least three K-line overlapping parts of the level unit for the level that cannot be decomposed finally. Generally speaking, for practical operation, the minimum indecomposable level is set to 1 minute or 5 minutes. The specific calculation shall be subject to the overlap of the first three consecutive children. Note that the first three trend types of sub-level are completed, which constitute the center of Zen trend of this level. The completed trend type is obvious on the sub-level diagram, and it is not necessary to look at the diagram below the sub-level.
1. Zen Trend Center Theorem in Entanglement 1: In the trend, the trend type connecting two "Zen Trend Centers in Entanglement" at the same level must be the trend type below the sub-level. First of all, any trend type is possible, and the most extreme is the gap; Secondly, it is not necessarily hierarchical. As long as it is below the sub-level, such as a gap, it belongs to the lowest level. If the chart is a daily or weekly line, it is not a sub-level; Finally, the lower the level of the connection trend type, the greater its strength.
2. Theorem 2: In the consolidation, the trend type of leaving or returning to the "entangled Zen trend center" must be below the sub-level.
Theorem 3: If and only if a sub-level trend leaves the center, the subsequent sub-level retracement trend will not return to the center. Theorem 3 There are only three combinations of two sub-trends: trend+consolidation, trend+anti-trend, consolidation+anti-trend. The worst damage is: trend+consolidation. For example, in the upswing, if a sub-level trend breaks upward and then pulls back in a consolidation trend, then the subsequent upswing is often more powerful, especially in the bottom interval.
4. Continuation Theorem of Zen Trend Level in Entanglement Theory 1: The trend type of this level will continue until a larger Zen trend center appears. In other words, it can only be a consolidation, or a continuation of the central trend at the level of Zen.
Extension Theorem of Zen Trend Level in Entanglement Theory Ⅱ: The Zen Trend Center of Entanglement Theory with a larger level is generated if and only if the fluctuation intervals generated by Zen Trend Centers of two consecutive entanglement theories around the same level overlap.
There are only two kinds of central formation, one is the rebound formation, and the other is the callback formation. In the formation and extension of the center, it is determined by the interval overlap of secondary trend types consistent with the formation direction of the center. For example, the center of rebound is determined by the interval overlap of upward sub-level trend types. These secondary trend types consistent with the central direction are called Z trend segments. The corresponding high and low points are denoted as gn and dn respectively, and four indicators are defined, namely GG = MAX (GN), G = MIN (GN), D = MAX (DN), DD = MIN (DN), and n traverses all Zn in the hub. Redefining ZG= minimum (g 1, G2) and ZD = maximum (D 1, d2). Obviously, [ZD, ZG] is the interval of Zen center.
5, entangled in the Zen trend center theorem 1: the extension of the trend center is equivalent to the overlap of any interval [dn, gn] and [ZD, ZG]. In other words, if there is Zn, GN
6. The center theorem of Zen potential in entanglement 2: Before and after entanglement, two entanglement centers at the same level say the center of Zen potential, and before the latter gg GG, it is equivalent to rising and its continuation. After ZG < before ZD and after GG > = before DD or after ZD > before ZG and after DD =
Re-understand the above two sentences.
1. Extension of trend center: equivalent to any interval [dn, gn] overlapping with [ZD, ZG]. In this case, all two secondary fluctuations around the trend center must have at least one interval touching the trend center. Otherwise, the new overlapping part of three continuous secondary trend types will inevitably leave the original trend center, which is contradictory to the continuation of the trend center.
2. Rebirth of the trend center: that is, forming a trend. There are two trend centers at the same level before and after, and the latter gg GG is equivalent to rising and its continuation before. New trend centers are constantly emerging, forming trends around non-overlapping fluctuations.
3. Expansion of the trend center: that is, forming a high trend center. "Two trend centers at the same level before and after GG > before DD"; After DD =