Why can a red “9” appear even when there aren’t 9 consecutive rising candlesticks?
🔍 In this version of the 9/13 module in [Momentum Phase], a red “9” records that the closing price of each of 9 consecutive candlesticks is higher than the closing price 4 candlesticks earlier.
📌 It doesn’t require every candlestick to close higher than it opened, nor does it require each one to close higher than the previous one. Even if there are bearish candlesticks or brief pullbacks in between, this comparison condition can still hold for 9 consecutive candlesticks. A green “9” uses the condition that the closing price is lower than that of 4 candlesticks earlier.
🧭 When looking at numbers like these, first understand what they’re being compared with, then consider the consecutive count. Reaching 9 only means that the condition has persisted up to that point; it doesn’t, by itself, mean the next candlestick will definitely reverse.
#动能相位 #指标解读
🔍 In this version of the 9/13 module in [Momentum Phase], a red “9” records that the closing price of each of 9 consecutive candlesticks is higher than the closing price 4 candlesticks earlier.
📌 It doesn’t require every candlestick to close higher than it opened, nor does it require each one to close higher than the previous one. Even if there are bearish candlesticks or brief pullbacks in between, this comparison condition can still hold for 9 consecutive candlesticks. A green “9” uses the condition that the closing price is lower than that of 4 candlesticks earlier.
🧭 When looking at numbers like these, first understand what they’re being compared with, then consider the consecutive count. Reaching 9 only means that the condition has persisted up to that point; it doesn’t, by itself, mean the next candlestick will definitely reverse.
#动能相位 #指标解读
