These three forms are all "three no touches", don't rush to rebound, don't buy at the bottom, don't hesitate, come out first and then talk. 1. Resistance to decline: There are more bearish candlesticks and fewer bullish candlesticks. The bullish candlestick looks like a rebound, but the closing price is actually lower than the opening price of the previous bearish candlestick. Don't rush. The appearance of resistance to decline during the downward trend indicates that the downward trend has become a foregone conclusion, and no matter how many parties struggle, it is useless. When encountering a descending resistance pattern, pull out the bullish candlestick and don't get excited. If you close the bearish candlestick the next day, run quickly. 2. The guillotine: A large bearish candlestick that cuts off all short-term, medium-term, and long-term moving averages in one breath, causing bearish sentiment to surge. The guillotine usually appears at the end of an uptrend or during a high-level consolidation period, with a closing price below the three moving averages, which is a typical short selling signal. As soon as the guillotine appears, don't hesitate to reduce or clear your inventory, as there is often a significant drop afterwards. 3. Heavy downpour: First, a moderate or strong yang, followed by a low opening or falling moderate or strong yin, swallowing up most of yesterday's yang line. The torrential rain appears in an upward trend, and the lower the bearish entity and the more it swallows, the stronger the turning signal. The pouring rain and the rising sun are exactly the opposite, one will rise and the other will fall. Don't go against it.