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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: What you've learned in government and civics classes is unfolding right now on Capitol Hill. How the lessons apply in life -- our first story on CNN Student News! First Up: Supreme Court NomineeAZUZ: Elena Kagan is a name you're going to be hearing in the weeks ahead. She is the solicitor-general -- the Obama administration's top lawyer. It's her job to argue cases for the government at the U.S. Supreme Court. President Obama now wants her to serve on that court; Kagan is the president's top choice to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens.U.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: While we can't presume to replace Justice Stevens' wisdom or experience I have selected a nominee who I believe embodies that same excellence, independence, integrity and passion for the law and who can ultimately provide that same kind of leadership on the court.AZUZ: But as you know from your government classes, President Obama can't just give her the job. He needs the "advice and consent" of the U.S. Senate, who'll make the final decision on Kagan. They'll be looking at her resume: Her law degree from Harvard University. Her work as dean of that university's law school. Her service as a lawyer for the former Clinton administration. But one major concern for some senators: Kagan has no experience as a judge, unlike all the current members of the Supreme Court. So she's likely to face some tough questions from senators; they're going to be trying to get an idea of how she would rule in certain situations before they decide whether or not to confirm her. If the 50-year-old New Yorker gets the job as associate justice, she would be the fourth woman to serve in the history of the Supreme Court.Cleanup Health HazardsAZUZ: While BP considers different ways to stop and clean up an oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, other folks are trying to help out. Their livelihood depends on it. Rob Marciano shows us how dirty a job the clean-up is. And you're going to hear him mention "Valdez" -- that's a reference to the Exxon Valdez, a ship that spilled 11 million gallons of oil near Alaska back in 1989.(BEGIN VIDEO)ROB MARCIANO, CNN METEOROLOGIST: Clearing the oil is a big job, and the pros can't do it alone. UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is a safety training class.MARCIANO: So the call has gone out to recruit the locals.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: If you're going to be working in contaminated water, you'll have to have boots -- rubber boots.MARCIANO: Hundreds have already volunteered to help and safety trainings like this one are being held across the coast.CAROL VAUGHN, BEACH CLEAN-UP VOLUNTEER: Why are they getting volunteers when they have contractors?MARCIANO: A reminder that cleaning up oil is a dangerous job.VAUGHN: Hearing today, the type of equipment you have to wear to pick up trash off the beach, was a realization that this is real and it's happening.MARCIANO: Some volunteers who pitched in after the Valdez spill are still sick. Due to financial settlements, many can't even talk publicly about their health problems, but it is bad.DEBBIE TAYLOR, BILOXI REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER: They have long-term effects, some central nervous system effects and who's to say we won't see that here. It think it's just going to be await-and-see game.MARCIANO: Debbie Taylor is on the frontlines at Biloxi's Regional Medical Center where preparations are already underway. Some of Taylor's first patients could be these fishermen.Normally, these boats would be out trying to net some shrimp. But the oil spill has put a stop to that, so they sit and they wait. Some of these boats may actually be out working for BP trying to clean up the mess.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: BP's here to ask for your help.MARCIANO: BP is already holding informational sessions. Phillip Nguyen attended, and now wants a long-term contract to clean up. He runs two shrimp boats that now sit idle.PHILLIP NGUYEN, SHRIMP BOAT OPERATOR: Unpredictable for the future of the shrimp business and shrimp industry, we need to get some sort of financing income from somewhere.MARCIANO: The Coast Guard performs safety checks before each vessel is approved for duty. Safety for the boat, but what about the crew?RICK COW, FISHERMAN: We're worried about that too, but working and we've got to do it, you know? You got to take risks on that.MARCIANO: So you need the money so you just start doing it?COW: Yes, sir. Yes, sir.(END VIDEO)I. D. MeTOMEKA JONES, CNN STUDENT NEWS: See if you can ID Me! My goals include freedom and peace for almost 500 million citizens. I'm a partnership of 27 European countries. I have one official currency: the euro. I'm the European Union, and my main trading partner is the U.S.Rescue PlanAZUZ: All right, so you get an idea from that how the economies of Europe and America are linked together. Take what's happened in Greece. It has huge debt -- money it owes that some investors are worried it may not be able to repay. Because that's bad for Europe -- and Europe has that close trading partnership with the U.S. -- the American stock market dropped last week, after Greece's bad news. Well, here's some better news. The European Union has just come up with a new plan to deal with European debt. It's set aside almost a trillion dollars to stabilize and protect Europe's economies. And that has investors in America, and around the world, breathing a sigh of relief. As proof, the Dow Jones Industrial Average -- part of the American stock market -- jumped up hundreds of points yesterday. A good economic sign.Brown Steps DownAZUZ: Britain will be getting a new leader. Its current prime minister, Gordon Brown, whom you see right here -- he's asking his political party -- the Labour Party -- to get ready for a new leadership contest. But he won't be a candidate. This is all because of Britain's election last week. Three of Britain's political parties shared most of the vote. But none of them got enough votes, to form a government on its own. So it looks like two of them will have to get together, form an alliance to get leadership in place. Which two parties that will be hasn't been decided yet. But what's interesting about all this is that an election like this hasn't happened in Britain since 1974.ShoutoutMATT CHERRY, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Today's Shoutout goes out to Mr. Tchaparian's students at River Bluff School in Fresno, California! Where would you find Hampton University? You know what to do! Is it in: A) Virginia, B) New York, C) Arkansas OR D) South Carolina? You've got three seconds -- GO! A historically black university, Hampton is located in Virginia! That's your answer and that's your Shoutout! Obama CommencementAZUZ: Speaking at a graduation ceremony at Hampton University, President Obama talked about the importance of education. It's hard for anybody to disagree with that: The national unemployment rate is at 9.9 percent. The president pointed out that the rate is more than twice as high for people without a college degree than it is for those with a college degree. What might cause more disagreement, though, is what the president had to say about certain types of technology. Listen to this.OBAMA: This class is graduating at a time of great difficulty for America and for the world. You're entering a job market, in an era of heightened international competition, with an economy that's still rebounding from the worst crisis since the Great Depression. You're accepting your degrees as America still wages two wars; wars that many in your generation have been fighting.And meanwhile, you're coming of age in a 24/7 media environment that bombards us with all kinds of content and exposes us to all kinds of arguments, some of which don't always rank that high on the truth meter. And with iPods and iPads; and Xboxes and PlayStations; none of which I know how to work; information becomes a distraction, a diversion, a form of entertainment, rather than a tool of empowerment, rather than the means of emancipation. So all of this is not only putting pressure on you; it's putting new pressure on our country and on our democracy.Blog PromoAZUZ: Okay, it's your turn. We want to know what you think about this. Not everyone has an iPad or an iPod, but we've almost all played video games. You've grown up with computers in your classes, many of you. Do you agree with the president that the information you get from these things is a distraction? Or do you think you learn something from them? Talk to us today at ! We're looking forward to seeing what you have to say.Before We GoAZUZ: When I told a friend today that our last story was about clogging, she wanted to know what people were clogging. In this case, shoes! The event may not feature the fanciest of footwork. But when it comes to sheer numbers, it stomped the old record -- that was 425 people dancing for less than five minutes. This, this event, included more than 2,500 stepped out for more than six minutes. 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罗威多周期KD怎么操作K值80以上3根K线为钝化1

罗威多周期KD怎么操作K值80以上3根K线为钝化1
箱型就是在最近高点和最近低点所架构出来的空间里面跳来跳去，通达信软件「主图指标」中有一个很不错的功能「XT箱体」，内定参数是10(如有需要，请自行修正你需要的参数)，会自动在K线的最后一根上方一个【箱顶】小点，下方一个【箱底】小点。

上下这两点用四方形框框把它框起来，就是箱型了！
其实在箱型里面，根本不用去管现在是第几只脚，也不用去预测未来会怎么走，那些都太累了，也会常常猜错，在还没突破前就在硬拼，怎会有赢的道理？罗威说：「股市的秘密就在整理后的新方向」，也就是箱型突破或跌破后的新方向。

这是很简单的道理，懂的人只要等待箱型突破时再切入就行了。

周五盘中小叮咛，我依照15分KD的强势过下降压力线，突破箱型来研判下半场应该还会有向上的行情，可惜这强势并没有延续下去，反而是盘整盘。

那么这个小级数的趋势结束了吗？事实上左低右高的W底出现，又能突破压力线，目标已经很明显要挑战3120以上的区域！
但是15分K突破压力线后稍做压回整理也是很自然的事情。

现在比较让人担心的是60分的KD一直都无法往上去挑战80这关卡，60分目前还没看到高档钝化(KD的K值连续在80上方三根)，所以也一直无法肯定的说日KD往上是否真的具有扬升力道。

我相信微博有很多人知道多周期，但是不知道怎么用，想想看，操作的精随不是要有适当的趋势、适当的标的，再进场吗？以日线来看，还在箱型之中，观望即可；以15纷来看，是箱型突破，可以短线操作；想通了，多周期其实只是观念的问题而已。

台湾顶级炒股高手罗威秘籍精华

台湾顶级炒股高手罗威秘籍精华台湾顶级炒股高手罗威秘籍精华：起涨k追涨，起跌k杀跌、看错就停损的操作模式（这是从散户的资金出发制定的策略）；多头拉回时做多，起涨k买；空头反弹时做空，起跌k空。

掌握这两个机会就可以荣华富贵了；罗威短线看6日均线，跌破止损；罗威一贯的多空定义是以18日均线做基准，大盘如此、类股如此、个股也是一样。

18均线往下，股价在此均线下方都以空头视之。

股市的学问，追根究底就是趋势、转折、资金控管三项而已。

应在盘势演变中，很自然的反射出正确的动作。

真想赚钱，就慢慢仔细学习下面的详细解说：----------------------------------------------------------------◆罗威讲股(一) 不准套牢，不准摊平输家的第一种输法是套牢不卖，第二种输法是摊平。

在期货高杠杆倍数的操作中，这两种方式都必须革除，不准套牢，不准摊平，套牢会影响你的操作，而摊平是自己上断头台。

看错、做错人人会，错了，要有认错的勇气，不还手没关系，最起码要先退场。

市场会对勇于认错的人颁奖，也会对死不认错的人痛下杀手，毫不客气。

一直要大家自己去找一条合于你的控盘线(均线)，那就是你的趋势依据。

线上是多方，线下是空方，在线上你作多，跌到线下你做空，贴着盘面走，那就是你的原则。

照着规则做，没有等一下的机会，不存侥幸的心态，那么这条线会像是沉浮在期货市场中的浮木和救生绳，免得你沉入海底，拉你到胜利的彼岸。

想在市场生存，趋势永远要摆第一，我没有看过不尊重趋势的人还能在这儿存活的。

通常他们都很快的消失，连国安基金都无法与趋势对抗，咱手上的资金能挂几次单？这道理就像想拿香蕉皮放在路中央要让辗过它的汽车滑倒一样简单。

认错，在第一时间停损，不犹疑，不等一下，就不会被套牢，不被套就不会去摊平而加速减亡。

◆罗威讲股(二) 谈谈挂停损单的必要性在期货操作里，停损如同买保险，一定要设，不管行情如何，你赚了多少，此保险一定要买。

罗威多周期kd的口诀及应用

罗威多周期kd的口诀及应用罗威多周期KD是一种技术分析工具，用于判断市场的趋势和买卖信号。

它是基于快速威廉指标和慢速指标相互交叉而形成的。

它的使用需要一定的算法和公式。

罗威多周期KD的口诀和应用是：口诀：高开低收，看K线，市场预测，从KD行。

解释：在分析市场的趋势和买卖信号时，我们要观察开盘价和收盘价的高低以及K线形态。

当这些因素与KD指标相结合时，就可以更好的进行市场预测。

应用：1. 计算威廉指标：威廉指标是用来衡量市场超买和超卖的指标。

计算威廉指标的公式为：%K = (收盘价- 最低价) / (最高价- 最低价) * 100其中最低价和最高价可以是近期的一段时间内的最低价和最高价。

2. 计算KD指标：KD指标是通过比较威廉指标的平均值与威廉指标的平均值之间的差异来确定市场的买卖信号。

计算KD指标的步骤如下：（1）计算K值：K值是威廉指标的n期移动平均值，通常取n=9。

（2）计算D值：D值是K值的m期移动平均值，通常取m=3。

（3）计算J值：J值是3K-2D。

3. 判断买卖信号：根据KD指标的数值来判断买卖信号。

通常情况下，当K线从下方向上穿过D线时，表示市场上涨的信号，为买入信号；当K线从上方向下穿过D线时，表示市场下跌的信号，为卖出信号。

4. 指导交易策略：根据买卖信号制定交易策略。

当市场出现买入信号时，可以考虑买入；当市场出现卖出信号时，可以考虑卖出。

同时要注意控制风险，设置止损位，避免意外情况对交易造成较大的损失。

总结：罗威多周期KD是一种常用的技术分析工具，可以通过计算威廉指标和KD指标来判断市场趋势和买卖信号。

通过观察高开低收和K线形态，结合KD指标的数值，可以更好地预测市场走势。

但是，在使用罗威多周期KD时，需要注意及时了解市场的动态，避免盲目跟随指标信号。

罗威转折线指标公式

罗威转折线指标公式首先，我们需要确定LWMA指标所需的参数。

通常情况下，参数的选择取决于交易者的交易风格和分析方法。

一般而言，LWMA可以使用任何期限的价格数据，例如日线图、周线图或月线图，以确定市场的长期、中期和短期趋势。

LWMA的计算公式如下：LWMA（N）=（P1*1+P2*2+...+PN*N）/（1+2+...+N）其中，N表示所选时间段的长度，Pi表示每个周期的价格，N为1到N的整数。

下面，我们将详细解释LWMA的计算步骤。

1.首先，选择所需的时间段长度N。

通常，较短的时间段可以更好地捕捉短期趋势，而较长的时间段可以更好地捕捉长期趋势。

2.将每个周期的价格与其对应的权重相乘。

权重是时间周期的数字，从1开始递增到N。

3.计算所有周期的权重之和。

和=（N+1）*N/24.将所有加权价格的总和除以权重之和，得到LWMA指标的值。

计算出LWMA指标后，我们可以使用它来分析市场的转折点和趋势变化。

通常，当LWMA指标从上升转为下降时，可以认为市场趋势将由上升转为下降，反之亦然。

交叉点的位置和幅度可以提供更多的信息，例如从长期趋势到中期和短期趋势的转变。

需要注意的是，LWMA指标只是一种技术分析工具，不能单独决定交易决策。

在使用LWMA指标之前，交易者应进行更全面的市场分析，并结合其他技术指标和基本面分析等来作出决策。

总的来说，LWMA指标是一种帮助交易者定位市场转折点的有用工具。

通过对价格数据进行加权平均，LWMA可以捕捉到不同时间段的趋势变化，为交易者提供更多的市场信息。

但是，交易者需要谨慎使用LWMA指标，并结合其他分析工具来做出更明智的交易决策。

罗威图形来自于波浪kd看ABC调整1

罗威图形来自于波浪kd看ABC调整1M头就是波浪理论回挡形态ABC的另外一个称呼，第一种是abc 回挡：破低之后反弹出现过高转浪，这是整理后又是一个多头浪的开始；另外一种就是M头：破低之后反弹不过高，然后又破低，这是开始走空bcbcbc...的空头浪了。

M头之后的两个变化，往上转浪式abc 整理完毕继续走多，若往下，则M头成立开始走bcbcbc的空头浪。

到底会走哪一个，其实很简单判断，它上一级别的哥哥走哪个方向，他就会走哪个方向，因为除非大导演故意要让方向扭转，要不然技术面的口诀就是"上级会保护下级嘛"，不是吗？罗威说，重复的力量是很可怕的，而且我们的股市技术分析，所有的东西一直都是在重复，因为它会重复，所以，如果你一开始便能就能够辩认出他是什么图型，那么后面的规划就比较好做了，很多人知道W底、知道M头，因为这两个只是上下翻转的关系而已！但是，对于一个有求知兴趣的人来说，只知道w底、只知道是M 头不够的，他们会想办法知道W底之后会走什么样子的图形，他们会想办法知道M头出现之后，后面的变化到底是什么？如果你能够把整套W底和M头的操作逻辑都弄通，那么这就是真的功夫了。

其实M头就是波浪理论回挡形态ABC的另外一个称呼，两者型态是一样看起来就是M。

但是这两者差别很大，我们就ABC和M头这两种形态来谈谈这个形态出现后的变化：第一种是abc回挡：破低之后反弹出现过高转浪，这是整理后又是一个多头浪的开始；另外一种就是M头：破低之后反弹不过高，然后又破低，这是开始走空bcbcbc...的空头浪了。

我们今天就借用60分的K线图来讲一讲M头之后的变化：我们看60分钟他从有一个小M头的形态，之前的文章贴图中，一开始我们打个问号叫做是小M头吗??因为当时还没破低不能确定是M头，但是随着时间的推延，在11月9号，股价跌破了2603出现的新的低点，但是我们知道小M头成立了，同时也是abc回挡完毕了。

破低之后接下来11/12做了反弹，目前还没过高，小M头成立之后有哪些变化呢？第一个如果他是M头，应该是反弹不过高点(b)，然后再破新的低点(c)，这就是走空头浪的走势了。

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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: A very warm welcome to Ms. Gould's creative carvers at Annandale High School and to all of our CNN Student News audience worldwide. I'm Carl Azuz, let's go!First Up: Economic IndicatorsAZUZ: A few headlines from the financial world seem to offer a mixed view on how the U.S. economy's doing. First, a new report says U.S. companies cut just over 200,000 jobs in October. Obviously, job cuts: not good news. But this is the seventh month in a row when the number of cuts was lower than the previous month.However, the number of Americans filing personal bankruptcies went up about nine percent last month. About a third of those were Chapter 13 bankruptcies. That's when the individual is put on a five-year repayment plan.And finally, the Federal Reserve, the country's central bank, decided not to change a key interest rate which affects things like credit cards and home loans. In the past, the Fed had lowered the rate to try to boost the economy. So, the decision to leave it where it is might indicate things are getting better.Education ReformAZUZ: President Obama is pushing for some big reforms in U.S. schools. In Wisconsin yesterday he talked about the "Race to the Top" program. Now it's local and state governments that make decisions about education policies. But the federal government can give money to states, and that's what "Race to the Top" is about.The program is a fund of more than $4 billion. States would be able to apply for some of that money, and whether or not they got any would be based on if they met certain guidelines. For example, achieving certain educational standards, recruiting and keeping successful teachers, and finding ways to measure students' success. Some testing experts have expressed concerns that states might use just one test to determine students' and teachers' success.Fast FactsMICHELLE WRIGHT, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Time for some Fast Facts! In the late 1970s, Iran was politically unstable. The shah, Iran's leader, pushed for reform. But his critics rallied around Ayatollah Khomeini, a religious leader. In 1979, the shah left Iran. And on November 4 of that year, about 500 Iranian students took control of the U.S. embassy in Tehran. They held 66 embassy workers hostage. The students demanded that the shah be sent back to Iran from the U.S., where he was getting medical treatment. The Ayatollah assumed full power of Iran's government, and some of the hostages were released soon after. As the crisis intensified, Iran canceled military treaties with the U.S., while America cut diplomatic ties with the Middle Eastern country and ordered that Iranian money in U.S. banks be frozen. Eventually, the U.S. and Iran signed an agreement to release the hostages and free up the Iranian money. And on January 20, 1981, 444 days after the crisis started, the remaining 52 hostages were released.Iran ProtestsAZUZ: Iran actually celebrates November 4th, the day that hostage crisis started, as an official holiday. Thousands of people showed up at the former U.S. embassy yesterday to hear anti-American speeches. But Iranians who oppose the country's government took the opportunity to express their criticism. Thousands of protestors took to the streets, ignoring warnings from Iranian authorities to stay home. Witnesses reported that there were clashes between the protesters and police. Similar demonstrations took place back in June over the disputed results of Iran's presidential election.Is this Legit?BRENDAN GAGE, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Is this legit? Every 10 years, the government is required to count every person living in the United States. True! It's called the census, and it was established by the U.S. Constitution.Census and CitizenshipAZUZ: And it's coming up next year. The census helps determine how many seats a state gets in the U.S. House of Representatives, and how billions of dollars in federal funding are spent. The census ins't long, it's just 10 questions. But some lawmakers want to add an eleventh. And as Carol Costello explains, that request is raising some eyebrows. (BEGIN VIDEO)CAROL COSTELLO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: In a few months, the 2010 census form will arrive by mail at every U.S. household. It will ask how many people are living in this house, and what is the person's sex, age. What it won't ask is this: Are you a U.S. citizen? Republican Senator David Vitter says it should. He's pushing an amendment to force the Census Bureau to add that question to the 2010 census.SEN. DAVID VITTER, (R) LOUISIANA: It simply says, sure, count everybody, but ask if this person is a citizen or a non-citizen, so we simply know what we're dealing with. COSTELLO: The Constitution says the government must count the whole number of persons in each state. It's important the census get an accurate count because it determines how many lawmakers represent each state. Vitter, who represents Louisiana, says his state is projected to lose one of its seven seats in the House of Representatives after the 2010 census. He says it's because Louisiana has few illegal immigrants and states like California have a lot. He says that's not fair.VITTER: We don't put the population of France into the count or the population of Brazil, so why would we factor in non-citizens in determining how many U.S. House members every state gets?COSTELLO: Some Democratic lawmakers say Vitter's effort is unconstitutional and immoral.REP. BARBARA LEE, (D) CALIFORNIA: So we cannot allow lawmakers to use divisive tactics to scare people into not participating in the 2010 census.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's 1920, and census time in the United States.COSTELLO: Counting all people has long been a struggle for the U.S. Census Bureau. Many minorities, legal and illegal, mistrust the government. This urging minorities to participate came out in the old news reel days.UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Census taker checks citizens of Japanese extraction, and somewhere else, the Chinese population is added to totals.ROBERT GROVES, DIRECTOR, U.S. CENSUS BUREAU: A lot of the forms are already...COSTELLO: Dr. Robert Groves heads up the U.S. Census Bureau.But would you object to that question on the 2010 census form?GROVES: We can't do a census with that question.COSTELLO: Not because he necessarily objects to it, but because 425 million 2010 census forms have already been printed up. Groves says Sen. Vitter's request comes too late.GROVES: My problem is we have an April 1, 2010 census date. We can't meet that deadline with a change in the questionnaire.COSTELLO: Still, the senator is not giving up, even if it will cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars to add that simple question: Are you a U.S. citizen?(END VIDEO)Quick VoteAZUZ: Speaking of counting, we have a tally on that poll we posted on our blog yesterday. We asked what you would do if you found a lost, diamond ring in your Halloween basket. So far, 73 percent of you say you'd return it. 19 percent say you'd keep it. And 9 percent say they're not sure what they'd do. Keep the comments and votes coming.Test your KnowledgeAZUZ: There's probably someone in your class who thinks he or she owns our Shoutouts. Someone who regularly plays trivia and brags on the score. I'm calling you out! We've got a new challenge for you, online, and it's anything but easy.(BEGIN VIDEO)AZUZ: So, we're here at the CNN SmartBoard to illustrate the CNN Challenge. You can get to this one of two ways: Go to and click on either the Entertainment or the Living page. And that way you can get there; you'll see CNN Challenge near your right rail here. Click on that bad baby, and away you go.Now, the first thing you do in the Challenge is to select your anchor. Now, I'm not one of these folks, but this is a slew of our anchors here at CNN. I usually select Wolf Blitzer because he says he trimmed his beard for the occasion, and I'm all about looking your best. So, we'll go ahead with Wolf and move forward here.Gameplay: pretty simple stuff. It's multiple choice; they give you a question, and they give you a timer. Now, the faster you answer that question, the more points you're going to get. So, just to illustrate -- got a question coming up here -- and that will be -- cool animation, too -- "Where." We have different kinds of questions: who, what, when, where, why. This is a "where" question. Which was the first nation to give women the right to vote? It's New Zealand. I know that not because I'm smart, but because I played it earlier.So, we go onto the next section here. And after you have two rounds, both with timers, multiple choice questions -- the second round you have less time to answer the questions, but they're worth more points -- you go to the lightning round. The lightning round is fast and furious. Part of the reason for that is not all of your options are multiple choice. You have some that are fill-in-the-blank, and that can get really tough, where you just type it on your keyboard. You try to get it done again within a time period.And once you've wrapped up, what's really cool is you can go to the top right, you're going to see newsbin, leaderboard, and challenge others. This is a chance for you to see how well your friends' scores stack up against yours. You can see what the top scores of the day are on the leaderboard. And in the newsbin -- this is kind of cool, too -- it has links to stories that the questions are about. So, the CNN Challenge not only quizzes your knowledge of the news, but it increases your knowledge of the stories that are in the news.(END VIDEO)Before We GoAZUZ: Right now, it's probably a bit cold to go out and swim. Best to do it indoors, like this four-legged fella! For about 15 minutes, this deer managed to get in some laps at a pool in North Carolina. Officials weren't sure how it got in, then they looked up. The animal jumped from a balcony, through the glass roof, and took a dip until a maintenance supervisor grabbed a net and herded it out of the pool.GoodbyeAZUZ: Dangerous? Of course. But we've known animals like that to occasionally be a little deering. That's your pun and show for the day! I'm Carl Azuz for CNN Student News.。

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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: It is the very last day of January, but the very first day of a new week of CNN Student News! I'm Carl Azuz. If you took a look at the news at all this weekend, you probably know what our top story today is.First Up: Egypt in CrisisAZUZ: Egypt. The world is watching as a political crisis engulfs the north African nation. Protesters have been marching through the streets for days. They're speaking out against the Egyptian government, and specifically against long-time President Hosni Mubarak. The protesters say they have two demands. One: They want President Mubarak to leave office and to be put on trial. Two: They want to change the country's constitution. The government has been trying different ways to get these protests under control. It's established a curfew; it's sent out fighter jets and thousands of security troops. As you can see, it doesn't seem to be making any difference. The protests lasted through Sunday night and looked like they could keep going for a while.In different cities around the world, other people are holding rallies in support of Egypt's protesters. Businesses and governments that have offices in Egypt are working to evacuate their citizens and clients from the country.President Mubarak went on TV over the weekend to talk to the people of Egypt. He said he understands why they're upset, including their concerns over alleged government corruption and desire for better living conditions. Mubarak asked his government ministers to resign, but said he plans to say in power. But that's not enough for the man you see here: Mohamed ElBaradei, a prominent Egyptian and holder of a Nobel Peace Prize. He's a leader of the largest group that's against President Mubarak. And on Sunday, he urged the Egyptian president to "leave today and save the country." ElBaradei says the push for Mubarak to step down is "non-negotiable."Egypt BreakdownAZUZ: All right, we're gonna talk about some of the major players in all of this in today's Breakdown. First off, Egypt's leader, Hosni Mubarak. He's been the country's president since 1981. Egypt's president serves six-year terms with no term limits, which is why he's been in power so long. The country is a republic, with the president chosen by popular vote. But here's the kicker: Until 2005, Mubarak was the only candidate on the ballot! In 2005, Mubarak beat out a couple other candidates when he got almost 90 percent of the vote. Another election is scheduled for later this year. The country Mubarak leads has 80 million people; it is the largest population in the Arab world. And that's put a strain on the government because many of the people feel it's unable to meet their demands. 20 percent of Egypt's population lives below the poverty line.And one more point, here: the Muslim Brotherhood. This is a group that's been very vocal in encouraging people to protest. And it's technically illegal! Egypt's constitution does not allow religion-based political parties. But the Muslim Brotherhood has been somewhat tolerated by President Mubarak. I say "somewhat" because members are allowed to run in local elections, but they're not allowed to have seats in the country's government.Now, I'm gonna turn it over to Don Lothian to show you why what happens in Egypt is so important to the United States, as well as countries near Egypt in the Middle East.(BEGIN VIDEO)DAN LOTHIAN, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: As tensions rise in Egypt, the White House is ramping up its response.U.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: When President Mubarak addressed the Egyptian people, he pledged a better democracy and greater economic opportunity. I just spoke to him after his speech, and I told him he has a responsibility to give meaning to those words, to take concrete steps and actions that deliver on that promise.LOTHIAN: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton weighed in too, voicing concerns over the violence directed at protestors by police and security forces.U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON: We urge the Egyptian authorities to allow peaceful protests and to reverse the unprecedented steps it has taken to cut off communications.LOTHIAN: The Obama administration has been pushing President Hosni Mubarak privately and publicly to implement reforms. A delicate dance as cables released by Wikileaks revealed. In a 2009 dispatch over concerns about human rights abuses, U.S. Ambassador Margaret Scobey is reported to have written, "Mubarak takes this issue personally and it makes him seethe when we raise it, particularly in public." U.S. officials have also resisted calling for regime change.JON ALTERMAN, CENTER FOR STRATEGIC AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: I think the administration is going to try to appeal to the best instincts, and ultimately will work with whoever is in power in Egypt.PROTESTERS: Hey Hey! Ho Ho! Mubarak has to go!LOTHIAN: Even so, outside the White House, pressure from protesters looking for change. Egypt has been a key U.S. ally for years, working to bring Israelis and Palestinians together, being a stable partner in the region, and supporting the international effort to reign in Iran's nuclear ambitions.ROBERT GIBBS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: And that's important, but there is a responsibility that is had by the government of Egypt, regardless of the role that they have played internationally or regionally, over the course of any number of years. They also have to address the grievances that have built up for those same number of years within the country of Egypt.LOTHIAN: Officials here at the White House are also discussing the assistance that the U.S. gives to Egypt, including more than a billion dollars each year. They'll be reviewing over the next few days how the government deals with unrest on the ground and how that might impact that aid. Dan Lothian, CNN, the White House.(END VIDEO)ShoutoutTOMEKA JONES, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Today's Shoutout goes out to Mrs. Barnes' and Mrs. Rumbarger's STEM classes at Petal High School in Petal, Mississippi! What U.S. government program provides money to retired workers? Is it: A) HUD, B) Social Security, C) CDC or D) Peace Corps? You've got three seconds -- GO! The Social Security program gives money to Americans who are retired, disabled or in need. That's your answer and that's your Shoutout!Social SecurityAZUZ: It was 71 years ago today that the first Social Security check was issued! The person who got it? Her name was Ida Fuller; she received a check from the government for $22.54. During the two years before that, Fuller had paid money into the system. That's how Social Security was designed to work: People who are working pay money in; people who are retired get money out. If any of you have jobs, you're part of this, too. There's a line on your paycheck for how much money is taken out for Social Security.But there's a lot of debate around Social Security and concerns that this fund might run out some day, and maybe in the not-too-distant future. People are living longer than they used to, so they're getting more money from Social Security. And by the time people who are currently putting money into the system are old enough to take money out, there might not be anything left for them.Cursive DebateAZUZ: And something else that might disappear? This: cursive writing. It's pretty, but is it useful? There are 41 states that use English standards that don't require students to learn cursive. Georgia, in fact, is getting ready to debate this issue soon. And some people are worried that the writing may be on the wall for cursive. The argument against learning cursive is that it takes up time and isn't as useful as learning how to type. But some parents and teachers say script should stay. They feel that learning proper handwriting helps students learn better in general. And that without it, you won't be able to understand some historic documents that are written in cursive. The Constitution is one example that comes to my mind.Blog PromoAZUZ: Now personally, I write in cursive when I'm taking notes, because that's what I learned in school. But I also know how to type, too, and I learned that as well. What we're asking on today's blog is: Do you think it's important to preserve the old-school cursive, or should schools focus on skills you'll need later in life, like typing? You know where to go to talk to us: !Before We GoAZUZ: And finally, we're right on time for today's Before We Go segment. It may look like a normal cuckoo clock, until you realize that the cuckoo coming out's a person! This thing actually is the world's largest cuckoo clock. At least, that's what the creators were aiming for. They unveiled this 66-foot tall, 28-foot wide clock this weekend. Every hour, the bells brought out an actor who gave a performance.GoodbyeAZUZ: Some people may think it sounds a little... you know. But you're welcome to chime in with your own thoughts. And we are just about out of time. To help us sign off, of course, we have today's sign-off line from /cnnstudentnews. Today's sign-off line comes from Nick: Hesays anything unrelated to elephants is irrelephant. You can send us your sign-off line -- I love that, by the way -- you can send us your sign-off line at /CNNStudentNews! Whether it's a pun or whether it's just a creative goodbye, we're gonna look forward to it, and we'll see you right back here tomorrow when CNN Student News returns.。

罗威kd背离要出现钝化后的背离才是有效的背离1

罗威kd背离要出现钝化后的背离才是有效的背离1罗威KD大架构所用的低档背离定义：KD低档钝化后，反弹没过高，股价又创新低，但是KD不再低档钝化。

这是KD低档钝化的完整定义,kd高档钝化后，回落不破前低，股价又创新高，但是kd不再高档钝化。

出现高档背离比如KD低档背离，我的定义就和别人不一样，这我就必须说清楚，罗威的低档背离定是是自己的定义，在《多週期KD大架构》的定义中，对于KD低档背离的定义大概分四个步骤：1.KD低档钝化2.低档钝化结束后反弹不过高(不转浪)3.反弹后下跌又破低4.破低后KD没有低档钝化。

很多股是技术上的套路，或许你可以看几篇文章看几张图就懂，但是多週期KD大架构，不是你知道一两个口诀就通得了的，当你以为知道了以为通了，其实你只摸到皮毛而已，用了又错了又呆在那里了。

KD低档钝化和低档背离只是表象，真正的裡子却是个週期间型态、均线、量价的环环相扣，有的可以成功，有的仍然会失败。

这个和一般的KD背离定义不同的关键在"1.低档钝化"和"4.没有低档钝化"，为何要强调没有低档钝化？因为这个背离如果出现低档钝化的讯号，那就不是背离了！一点点小分别差别是很大的唷！至于要怎麽看钝化或背离，这就请自己多看K线图和KD指标去比对和了解了！罗威说：「我要带一批愿意跟我回到十年前开始赚钱时候的人，为这片土地撒下多週期KD的种子。

」如果你想成为那些种子中的有心人，罗威张开双手欢迎你。

11月的盛宴据说票已经被抢走了一大半，上证行情刚刚点火，想搭上车的要快点买票囉！也许中秋过后当大家感受到股票涨升的热力之后，你想报名恐怕会买不到票，那我也没办法了！昨日贴文，罗威请各位找出自己亏损最大的三笔交易，如果你有自我检讨，我相信你会如被雷打到一般，全身起疙瘩。

买在头部、砍在底部，其实都还是小CASS，我所统计的大家最常犯的最重大的失误通常和”仓位过大、不知道停利、不知道止损”有关。

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TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.ROBERT ALLEN, TERRA LINDA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT [RAPPING]: One, two, three... hit it! You keep on and you don't stop. You keep on and you don't stop. Now what you hear is not a test, so if think you're the best, then put it to rest. So ladies, fellows, girls and boys, join me please and make some noise for your favorite show and mine, CNN Student News. Take it away, Carl.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Okay, it's Friday, and that was awesome! My buddy had a sweet voice too. Thank you to the students at Terra Linda High School. And thanks to all of you for rapping up -- get it? -- your week with CNN Student News.First Up: Southern StormsAZUZ: Unparalleled, near-epic, heartbreaking. Those are just some of the words officials are using to describe the severe weather and the impact that it had as it ripped across parts of the southern U.S. on Wednesday. We've been talking about storms in the south for a few days now. The devastation that happened on Wednesday was immense. Across six states, more than 270 people were killed. Whole neighborhoods destroyed. Governors declaring states of emergency and asking President Obama to do the same thing.Most of the deaths happened in Alabama. This video gives you an idea of just how frightening it was to be in parts of that state on Wednesday. This tornado hit Tuscaloosa. That's where the University of Alabama is located. Officials say the school wasn't hit too badly. Nnot the case for other parts of the town. Tuscaloosa's mayor said, "I don't know how anyone survived." He added, "We're used to tornadoes here in Tuscaloosa. But when you look at the path of destruction... there's parts of the city I don't recognize."No question about it, these storms were strong. As it turns out, you're more likely to get more powerful storms when there aren't a lot in one area. Yesterday, Chad Myers explained the science behind that.CHAD MYERS, CNN METEOROLOGIST: When you have a bunch of storms that are all banging into each other, you don't get F-4, F-5 tornadoes. When you have a storm all by itself, like we had a couple of them yesterday, here, here, here, here, not battling tops, all by themselves, that's when you get this type of structure.Impact Your WorldAZUZ: Relief is already on the way. At CNNStudentNewsaaa, you can out how you can make a difference. Go to our home page, scroll down to the Spotlight section and click on the "Impact Your World" link to learn how you can help.What's the Word?BARBARA HALL, CNN STUDENT NEWS: What's the word?As a noun, it means an effort, an action or activity designed to achieve a goal.ENDEAVORThat's the word!Endeavour LaunchAZUZ: The space shuttle Endeavour is getting ready to set off on a new endeavor. You might notice that the shuttle's name is spelled differently. That's because it's named after a British ship, not after the word. Endeavour is scheduled to launch later today. The mission to the international space station will be commanded by Mark Kelly. His wife will be at the Kennedy Space Center to watch the liftoff. That's newsworthy, because his wife is U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who was the victim of a shooting less than four months ago.The two-week mission is the last one for Endeavour. As it gets ready to take its last flight, John Zarrella looks back at the first time Endeavour lifted off.(BEGIN VIDEO)JOHN ZARRELLA, CNN MIAMI BUREAU CHIEF AND CORRESPONDENT: Endeavour, the newest of the orbiters, might never have been built if not for a terrible accident. In the aftermath of the loss of Challenger in 1986, President Reagan promised the disaster would not stop the journey outward.FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN: We will continue our quest in space. There will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews.ZARRELLA: A year and a half later, Congress authorized the construction of the new, nearly $2 billion space plane. Endeavour's first flight, 1992.UNIDENTIFED NASA ANNOUNCER: Liftoff of the maiden voyage of Endeavour...ZARRELLA: This will be its 25th and final flight. Along its journey, Endeavour made numerous construction trips to the international space station and handled the first Hubble Telescope repair mission. Barbara Morgan, the first educator in space, flew on Endeavour. Morgan was the back-up to teacher-in-space Christa McAuliffe, who died on Challenger. The shuttle fleet has had both a tragic and triumphant past. And for thirty years, has been America's signature flying machine.COL. MIKE FINCKE, ENDEAVOUR ASTRONAUT: It's got a glass cockpit. It has a robot arm. It can fly to the Hubble Space Telescope or the station. It can land anywhere on the planet that has a runway. It is an amazing piece of equipment on any scale.ZARRELLA: When Endeavour returns from its final flight, Commander Mark Kelly jokes, there won't be anything missing.MARK KELLY, ENDEAVOUR COMMANDER: You know, when you fly an airplane to the boneyard out in the desert, they say don't take anything off of it. You get the brief ahead of time. I'll do the same thing with my crew: "You got to leave, make sure it all stays intact for the museum." We're not gonna be signing our name on anything.ZARRELLA: Perhaps just the guest book at the California Science Center, where Endeavour will be placed in retirement. John Zarrella, CNN, at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.(END VIDEO)ShoutoutTOMEKA JONES, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Today's Shoutout goes out to Mrs. Newkirk's 7UPS classes at Eastside Middle School in Mt. Washington, Kentucky! Where is today's royal wedding taking place? You know what to do! Is it in: A) St. Paul's Cathedral, B) Westminster Abbey, C) Buckhingham Palace or D) Piccadilly Circus? You've got three seconds -- GO! Prince William and Kate Middleton are exchanging vows at Westminster Abbey. That's your answer and that's your Shoutout!Royal WeddingAZUZ: Westminster Abbey is a popular choice for royal weddings. That's where Queen Elizabeth II was married 63 years ago. Before William and Kate set foot in the Abbey this morning, though, people were lining up on the streets of London hoping to catch a glimpse of the couple on their way to Westminster. At CNNStudentNewsaaa, you'll find CNN's Royal Wedding Planner. Check out the guest list, the seating chart for the Abbey, the royal wedding family tree.There's been a ton of media focus on the wedding, especially here in the U.S., a country that fought for its independence from Great Britain. Kiran Chetry looks at how a revolution eventually gave way to a special relationship between the two nations.(BEGIN VIDEO)DAVID WOOLNER, HISTORIAN, ROOSEVELT INSTITUTE: It's that summer of '39 that you see the beginning of the birth of this special relationship that's been with us ever since.KIRAN CHETRY, CNN ANCHOR: At the time, the spotlight on another royal couple: King Georgeand Queen Elizabeth. The special relationship with the United States begins with letters between the king and President Franklin Roosevelt. And soon after, a visit; the first time a reigning British monarch tours the U.S.WOOLNER: This visit then comes at a very critical moment. War is imminent. Roosevelt was looking for a way to strengthen U.S. bonds with Great Britain. Especially the bonds between the American people and the British people.CHETRY: Not long after, Winston Churchill is the first to use the phrase "special relationship," as the two countries fight together during World War II. A sentiment often repeated by other prime ministers and presidents throughout the years.GORDON BROWN, FORMER BRITISH PRIME MINISTER: I come in friendship to renew for new times our special relationship.CHETRY: Why is that relationship so special?BROWN: It didn't start very well 225 years ago when you kicked the British out. But I think this shared purpose, the same values of liberty, democracy, responsibility to each other, fairness.CHETRY: Yet, the special relationship has not been without strains. The United States would not support Great Britain during the 1956 Suez Canal crisis, and Great Britain refused to support the United States during the Vietnam War.BROWN: We can have treaties that are broken, but this relationship, it seems to me, is unbreakable, because it is based on something more than just sort of an assessment of your best interests.CHETRY: Close ties between the two countries often correspond with the bonds of friendship between the leaders: Prime Minister Harold McMillan and President John F. Kennedy fighting the Cold War. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and President Ronald Reagan, united during the fall of the Soviet Union. But Prime Minister Tony Blair's support of President George Bush's decision to invade Iraq was not without consequences.WOOLNER: This became very, very unpopular, of course, among the British public. And Tony Blair paid a price for this politically and is still paying a price for this to this day.CHETRY: But as the two countries move forward, former Prime Minister Brown takes an optimistic view.BROWN: Despite all the different problems that will arise, this relationship will endure and, perhaps, strengthen in the years to come.(END VIDEO)Before We GoAZUZ: Before we go, kids hate being told to clean up their toys. But for the little guy in this YouTube video, it's a chance to show off his skills. First shot, kind of impressive. Keep in mind, he's only 18 months old. He lines up the 2nd kick. Gooooooooooooooooooooal! Can he go a perfect 3 for 3? You bet he can. Somebody better sign him up! Turns out, somebody did! His granddad's old soccer team. Signing a toddler to a ten-year contract?GoodbyeAZUZ: We bet grandpa got a real kick out of that. As for the mini-midfielder, if he ever throws a tantrum, I guess his parents just have to give him a red card since there are no time outs in soccer. That's gonna run out the clock on today's show. We'll see you again on Monday.[文档可能无法思考全面，请浏览后下载，另外祝您生活愉快，工作顺利，万事如意!]。

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THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.GROUP: (Inaudible) Brown Middle School in Hillsboro, Oregon, and this is CNN Student News. Hi, Carl.CARL AZUZ, CNN ANCHOR: Hi to the students of Brown Middle School, and hello to all of our viewers around the world. Broadcasting from the CNN Newsroom, I`m Carl Azuz. Our first story today takes us to Egypt.The North African nation is dealing with violence worse than it has seen in months. Dozens of people were killed over the weekend, hundreds more were injured.All of this happened in fighting between army forces and Coptic Christians. This is an ancient branch of Christianity. Its members make up about 9 percent of Egypt`s population. Coptic Christians and the Muslims who support them.(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ (voice-over): . have been holding protests like this one. They`re demanding that the Egyptian military offer equal protection for their places of worship. Egypt`s prime minister wants to investigate what started the fighting over the weekend.He says the violence has brought the country back to the level of tension it had before its political revolution earlier this year. The prime minister said, quote, "Instead of going forward, we`ve found ourselves scrambling for security." (END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: Well, parts of Mexico are bracing for a hurricane that`s expected to make landfall today. Jova is the name of the storm. It was bearing down on Mexico`s west coast yesterday, and it had strengthened into a category 3 hurricane. Some experts thought this thing might get stronger before it hits land. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ (voice-over): So emergency officials were rushing to get ready before the storm. They opened shelters. They distributed food and supplies. The area that Jova is expected to hit is a vacation spot. But a lot of tourists have cleared out ahead of the potential danger. Authorities have warned boaters to watch out for heavy rain, wind and waves.(END VIDEO CLIP)(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Today`s first Shoutout goes out to Mr. Toijala`s global issues class at Lakeland Union High School in Minocqua, Wisconsin.A fleet refers to a group of what? You know what to do. Is it bison, ships, pumpkins or trees? You`ve got three seconds, go.A fleet is a group of ships, usually under the same command. That`s your answer, and that`s your Shoutout.(END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: And Fleet Week is a celebration that honors the U.S. military`s nautical services. The event takes place in different cities, and San Francisco`s Fleet Week just wrapped up. It included a parade of ships, as military vessels sailed under the Golden Gate Bridge and into the San Francisco Bay. But this year`s Fleet Week also made spectators look up.(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ (voice-over): That is because a big theme of the week was the 100th birthday of naval aviation, and shows like this one -- this is awesome, look at this -- from the Navy`s Blue Angels flight team, wowed the crowds who came out for the event. People also had the opportunity to take tours of some of the ships that were part of Fleet Week. This is the 30th year that San Francisco has hosted the event.(END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: The "Occupy Wall Street" movement started online. A website asked people to flood New York financial district for a few months. Now the grassroots campaign has expanded with protests in different cities and on college campuses. There are a lot of different ideas about what exactly people are protesting. Mary Snow talks with a few folks about why they are there.(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)MARY SNOW, CNN REPORTER (voice-over): As protesters started week three of their "Occupy Wall Street" movement, 73-year-old Alla Heretz decided it was time she joined them. The retired grandmother from New Jersey says she`sfrustrated with seeing jobs shipped overseas.ALLA HERETZ, PROTESTER: Yes, I`m worried about my son, about my grandchildren, about my neighbors. I just worry about decent people who want to work and can`t get a job.SNOW (voice-over): That worry also brought Jim Mortimer to Zuccotti Park for the first time. He has four grandchildren.JIM MORTIMER, PROTESTER: I`m retired. I get Social Security. I get a pension. And you know, maybe when they get to be my age, they`ll have the same thing. But the way it looks now, they might not even have a job.SNOW (voice-over): While there`s no singular message among this group, 43-year-old Buddy Bolton says the lack of jobs prompted him to come here Thursday and spend the night. He says he lost his creative design job a year ago, and spent his savings on surgery.BUDDY BOLTON, PROTESTER: My personal situation is so bad, that I felt like I wanted to be amongst other people going through the same thing. And so that`s why I came. And I came to support and to, you know, get -- help get the message out that this is a "shame on America."SNOW (voice-over): Eighty-six-year-old Harvey Hafter, a World War II veteran, is also a newcomer. He is a long-time union member and lobbyist.HARVEY HAFTER, PROTESTER: I get kind of emotional, because I spent my whole life fighting these forces. And it`s like a 10-headed snake. You cut one head off, and another one grows back. They`re insidious, totally.SNOW: When you say they.?HAFTER: The Wall Street crowd, the bankers.SNOW (voice-over): By midday, some still remained in their sleeping bags. The curious looked in from the outside. More unions are showing support, but some union workers are skeptical, say, like Rob Chester.ROB CHESTER, UNION WORKER: They`re unorganized and they`re just trying -- I don`t know what point they`re trying to make. I think where they need to march is they need to march on Washington. I don`t know what they`re doing here.SNOW (voice-over): Some of the older people we spoke with say they do planon returning to the protests, and say they hope to contribute in some way -- Mary Snow, CNN, New York.(END VIDEO CLIP)(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ (voice-over): Some events on this day in history that were all out of this world, in 1968, Apollo 7, the first manned Apollo space mission, launched. The crew sent back the first TV broadcast from orbit.In 1984, Kathryn Sullivan became the first American woman to walk in space. She was part of three shuttle missions during her time at NASA.And in 2000, Discovery`s liftoff marked the 100th mission in the space shuttle program. That program ended earlier this year.(END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: Well, it`s just the second week of October, so might seem a little early to start talking about the holidays. Not so for retail stores. This is when they start considering hiring more employees to help handle the increase in shoppers.Athena Jones looks at how the state of the U.S. economy could impact holiday hiring this year.(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)ATHENA JONES, CNN REPORTER (voice-over): At Christine Finnie`s gift shop in Manassas, Virginia, business has been picking up.CHRISTINE FINNIE, RETAIL SHOP OWNER: Things are looking up. I expect things are going to continue to improve, and I do expect that this Christmas will be better than last year`s.JONES (voice-over): The retail industry has outperformed others, adding jobs at a time when many sectors are struggling. Retailers nationwide expect holiday sales to rise about 3 percent this year, and plan to hire up to 500,000 seasonal employees in November and December. That`s roughly the same amount as last year, even though the economy still faces tough headwinds.ELLEN DAVIS, NATIONAL RETAIL FEDERATION: Unemployment, consumer confidence, the stock market, the housing market, the debt crisis -- all of those factors are continuing to swirl as the holiday season unfolds, and that`s going todampen spending.JONES (voice-over): The National Retail Federation says stores will use strong sales promotions and keep inventory levels low in the face of this consumer uncertainty. Hiring plans among the big retailers vary.Macy`s said it plans to hire 78,000 temporary workers, a 4 percent increase over last year. And Kohl`s Department Store says its holiday hires should top 40,000, up 5 percent.Meanwhile, Toys `r` Us plans to hire at least 40,000 extra employees this holiday season, in line with previous years, while Best Buy plans to hire just 18,000 holiday workers, compared to 29,000 last year, a drop of 38 percent. Holiday sales are important, not just for hiring, but for the overall economy.DAVIS: Our industry supports 42 million American jobs. We send trillions of dollars into the economy throughout the year, and $466 billion of that just in November and December.(END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: With summer in the rear-view, you might consider some alternative ways to maintain your tan. As you can see, I`ve given up on mine. But for most California teenagers, tanning beds -- listen to this -- tanning beds are no longer an option. The state just passed a law banning tanning beds for anyone who`s between 14 and 18 years old.(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ (voice-over): This is the first time an entire state has passed this kind of restriction. Previously, teens could use a bed if they had their parents` permission, but some lawmakers were concerned about the health effects. Studies have shown a link between ultraviolet tanning beds and increased risks for skin cancer. The tanning industry says the ban on tanning beds will unfairly hurt their business. Other options, like spray tans, those are still allowed.(END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: Before we go, getting leaves out of your pool? No big deal.(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ (voice-over): Getting a moose out? Different story. This guy "hoofed" itinto someone`s back yard in New Hampshire, and decided to go for a dip. The only problem, he couldn`t figure out how to get out.Police, firefighters, wildlife officials -- they all showed up. It eventually took nine guys to get the animal back on dry land. At least he got in some good exercise, though.(END VIDEO CLIP)AZUZ: . because when you`re waiting for a rescue, just treading water, you might as well make the "moost" of it. That`s right. New camera shot, same old puns.We`ll be back tomorrow to "dive" into more headlines. For CNN Student News, I`m Carl Azuz.END。

台湾顶级炒股高手罗威的十年总结

珍藏I 台湾顶级炒股高手罗威的十年总结（原文）◆底部让一点，头部让一点，中间多吃一点，操作就是这样。

◆做股票：一、工具要单纯；二、想法要单纯。

◆短线操作靠等待，长线布局靠忍耐。

◆买进的方式有两种，逢低接，转强买，罗威操作法属于后者。

◆股票到了高档，不知道要跑，到最后肯定是白忙一场，纸上富贵而已。

会买是徒弟，会卖才是师父。

◆回档就是找买点。

◆多空一线间，上涨就是看支撑。

◆进入这个市场，就一定要学会独立思考，独立判断。

◆上涨找支撑，下跌找压力，不要弄错这个趋势操作的大原则，操作功力肯定可以大幅提升。

◆每个人都要有一套自己心中的操作法，不要人云亦云。

◆怎样获利了结？当你满意的时候就可以走了。

以操作来说，个人有个人的操作机制，很难说出好坏。

只要合于你的操作循环和个性即可。

简单的方式是：你用什么方法进，就用什么方法出，当你买进的理由消失时，就是很好的出场时机。

◆涨的时候不要看太好，跌的时候不要看太坏。

◆瞄准胜率大于70%的时机，有时候一个月出手一次也很够了。

猎人不会看到飞鸟就举枪射击，他会把有限的子弹慢慢瞄准，然后，一枪命中。

◆股票涨跌的浪是主力造的，没有主力就没有大的涨跌，没有主力，再好的题材，再好的概念，再多的理由，一样是一潭死水。

前进股市第一个思路，就是要知道无风不起浪，浪是庄家主力造的，没有当庄的主力就不容易有波动，你要想在股市获利，就要与庄家共舞与主力同进退。

思路理清了吗？◆多头的浪？空头的浪？与大势同步的庄就是好庄。

多头的浪：一高高过一高，低点不破前低。

空头的浪：一低低于一低，高点不过前高。

跌深会反弹，涨多会回档，这是股价的惯性，整理有时间整理和空间整理。

◆带头的浪先行，跟随的浪后至。

看盘要先看大盘，再看板块，最后才挑个股。

◆知道如何等待，才是股市成功的秘诀，“未赢先想输”是我们祖先留下的高度智能，看得懂的时候就进场，看不懂的时候就观望，观望也是一种策略。

◆还没有一套让你有信心的操作模式，你预设了太多的立场，阻碍了在买点出现时没有勇气进场，卖点出现时也没有勇气出场，错过好的买卖点后心理挣扎，要不要进出场，这两点其实是散户之所以为散户的通病，改善之道唯有定法、定心而已，定法，为自己找到一种固定的执行方法；定心，看到方法中的买卖点出现，立刻闭着眼睛执行。

罗威转折线指标公式

罗威转折线指标公式
罗威转折线是一种技术分析指标，也称为RWTL（Raff Regression Channel Trend Line），它是由Welles Wilder于1978年提出的。

这个
指标被广泛应用于股市、期货市场和外汇市场。

罗威转折线指标可以用来
判断价格趋势的方向和强度，辅助投资者进行决策。

其中，“斜率”是通过线性回归计算得出的，截距等于价格趋势线和
价格值的中点，用于适应价格波动。

线性回归的计算公式为：斜率=∑((i–平均数i)某(价格i–平均数价格i))/∑((i–平均数
i)²)
其中，i代表时间，价格i表示当时的价格，平均数i表示时间的平
均值，平均数价格i为当时价格的平均值。

罗威转折线指标的绘制方式是在价格趋势线的两侧画出两条平行线，
这两条线与价格趋势线之间的距离与标准线差异有关。

通常来说，价格趋
势线的标准线是指斜率为1的情况。

如果价格趋势线在这条标准线之上，
则两条平行线会在价格线上方绘制。

同理，如果价格趋势线在标准线下方，则两条平行线会在价格线下方绘制。

在应用罗威转折线指标时，需要注意的是，它并不是用于指示市场趋
势的绝对方向，而是用于提供一个价格波动的范围，在此范围之内，价格
仍能自由波动。

此外，罗威转折线指标的精度也受到某些因素的影响，例
如数据收集的完整性、数据的准确性等。

因此，在使用罗威转折线指标时，投资者需要注意这些潜在的诱导误差。

总体而言，罗威转折线指标已经成为股票、期货和外汇市场技术分析的常用工具。

该指标具有较高的可扩展性和适用性，因此也是制定有效投资策略的重要参考。

罗威看转浪与倒N1

罗威看转浪与倒N1
倒N就是ABC的波动，只要会这样画就可得高分了！
关于波位，有人写ABCDEFG...,那是波浪理论的定位法；
罗威用的是波动定位法：这里的波动，A只有1个，之后就是B C B C B C B C....B不会过前一个B，C破前一个C，也就是空头浪的图。

这种定位方式是告诉我们：
1.A是转浪才产生A
2.之后都是反弹B波，下跌C波！
(这些有机会以后再说明)
这图里面有几个倒N??
答案是四个，我把他筐起来方便大家寻找，每个哐哐都是B不过前B高点，C破前C低点。

画图，是把前面的图定出来，如果你不知道前面的波动是多头浪还是空头浪，你又怎能知道后面你可不可以做多？
第二个题目是转浪点在哪里??
途中一个"未定"是这个点看起来没过前一B，应该是是B高，操作上这是空点，目标就是破前C低点。

止损点就是转浪的B那个数字。

如果你写的是"未定"那个点位就错了！因未那点还没有确定是B。

顺便说明，两个C的低点所夹的高点就是B高，最后一个C还没出现，所以呐个"未定"就不是转浪点。

他顶多是有W底，它可能是椅垫而已。

这机会看起来不大，但是规划上我都会把W画上去。

罗威公式大纲 (207)

TranscriptTHIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Today's awesome edition of CNN Student News is dedicated to the students and teachers of M.D. Roberts Middle School in Jonesboro, Georgia. Thanks for stopping by CNN Center yesterday! I'm Carl Azuz, andI'm here to bring you the headlines.First Up: U.S.-Mexico MeetingAZUZ: First up, Mexican President Felipe Calderon travels north of the border for atwo-day visit to the U.S. He's scheduled to meet with American business leaders, leaders in Congress, and he's meeting with President Obama, the two leaders getting together yesterday at the White House. They talked about immigration policies, organized crime and violence along the U.S./Mexico border. And of course, they discussed trade. Mexico is America's third-largest trading partner. And it's the second-largest market for American products that get sold outside the U.S.And it wasn't just the presidents who got together on Thursday. First lady Michelle Obama and the first lady of Mexico went to a D.C.-area elementary school as part of the "Read Across America" efforts. And one thing about the school they visited: it's bilingual. The students learn in English and Spanish.Crisis in LibyaAZUZ: The North African nation of Libya is anything but stable. The Libyan military dropped more bombs on towns that are under control of anti-government rebels. These air attacks have some U.S. officials pushing for a no-fly zone. Now, a no-fly zone is when airplanes -- both military and civilian -- are not allowed to fly over an area without permission. Meanwhile, the International Criminal Court says it's investigating Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi for alleged crimes against humanity. The court says if Libyan troops commit crimes, Colonel Gadhafi could be held responsible. That's what's going on now. Michael Holmes takes a look back to give us some background on Libya, its leader Gadhafi, and how this situation got started.(BEGIN VIDEO)MICHAEL HOLMES, CNN INTERNATIONAL ANCHOR AND CORRESPONDENT: You had these people for 42 years being angry, upset, disenfranchised. And what they saw happen in those other countries emboldened them to speak out.What we're seeing happen in Libya is really just sort of a replay of what we saw happen right throughout the Middle East and North Africa. It started with some common denominators: high unemployment, massively young populations who are unemployed, over-educated in some cases, in some of the countries. Unable to have a say in what's going on in their own countries; disenfranchised from the system. And when we've seen them speak out in the past over the 42 years of Gadhafi's rein, we've seen those protests, if you like, or uprisings put down in brutal fashion, with thousands of people being killed over the years.At the moment, it would appear that Gadhafi's goal is just simply to survive. I mean, he seems to have adopted a "head in sand" attitude that none of this is going on. He deniedthere'd even been protests in Tripoli; said everybody loves him. He seems to be in survival mode at the moment. He is clearly encircled. Clearly, his future is not bright.The tribal nature of Libya can't be understated. It is, like a lot of the Middle East, very tribal. And he has been able to control the mood of the tribes, if you like, basically paying them off or threatening them. Gadhafi himself is from a very small tribe. He was born in a tent in the desert. But he's been able to, through patronage and fear, keep it under control. What we've seen lately is even the tribes starting to turn against him and say, "Well, we don't back him anymore." Saw that first in the east. We're now seeing that in parts of the west, as well. The tribes turning against him has been very significant, as, of course, have been the defections from the military, when people, soldiers have basically switched sides. It's taken a lot of the sting out of his ability to strike back. What we have seen, though, he still can strike back. He's had jets bombing places in his own country. He's had soldiers on the street shooting at his own people.(END VIDEO)Is This Legit?JOHN LISK, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Is this legit? The U.S. government releases the national unemployment rate once a month. Legit! And that report is coming out today. EconomyAZUZ: Unemployment's one of the big factors that people use to get an idea of how the U.S. economy is doing. CNN Money put together information on five major economic categories, and we're going to walk you through some of them right now. First, unemployment. What this chart does is measure from 1980 through 2010. You see that the worst unemployment rate during that time was in 1982, when it hit 10.8 percent. Best rate? 3.8 percent in 2000. At the start of this year, it was back up to nine percent.Next, savings. On average right now, Americans are saving a little more than 5 percent every month. Worst level in the last 30 years? That would be in April 2005, when Americans saved less than 1 percent.Like we said, these charts look at five different economic categories. You can check out all of them from the link we have up in the In Depth section of our home page, .Wisconsin Budget BattleAZUZ: We've reported on the budget battle happening in Wisconsin, and the situation is heating up. You know that 14 Democratic state Senators who left the state on February 17th have not come back. They left to block a vote on Republican Governor ScottWalker's budget proposal. On Wednesday, the senators who are there approved a resolution that would fine those missing Democrats $100 for every day they're absent. Yesterday, the Senators approved another resolution that would hold the absent Democrats in contempt. What that means is that state police could issue a warrant in an effort to bring the missing senators back to Wisconsin.ShoutoutTOMEKA JONES, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Today's Shoutout goes out to Ms. Gayer's students at St. Paul High School in St. Paul, Oregon! This is the flag of what country? You know what to do! Is it: A) Australia, B) New Zealand, C) Venezuela or D) United Kingdom?You've got three seconds -- GO! This is New Zealand's flag, whose four red stars distinguish it from Australia's six white ones. That's your answer and that's your Shoutout! Time Capsules FoundAZUZ: Parts of New Zealand are recovering from a devastating earthquake that hit the city of Christchurch a little more than a week ago. There's a lot of work to do there. But one worker found something in the middle of the rubble left behind by the quake. And officials are calling this discovery a sign of hope. TVNZ's Simon Dallow filed this report on what was discovered.(BEGIN VIDEO)SIMON DALLOW, TVNZ REPORTER: Hiding under this symbol of a broken city, two capsules holding secrets of Christchurch's past.ANTHONY WRIGHT, CHRISTCHURCH MUSEUM DIRECTOR: This morning, a crane driver working in the square noticed something on top of the plinth remaining that the statue was on. And what those things were were this time capsule and this glass bottle with a rolled parchment inside it.DALLOW: Today's unexpected find bringing smiles to faces of those whose worlds were shaken to the core in last week's quake.WRIGHT: It's one of those symbols of hope. It does go right back to the founding of Canterbury, so from that point of view, it is great in all this turmoil to have these icons of where we've come from.DALLOW: The statue hiding the city's secrets is of John Robert Godley, Christchurch's founder.BOB PARKER, CHRISTCHURCH MAYOR: I'm hoping that there's some very interesting thoughts and visions in here, and to honor not just those who founded this place but those who have given their lives as a result of this dreadful earthquake.DALLOW: The statue was erected in 1867 and badly damaged in the quake. Today, the major announced it'll be urgently repaired. The capsules are now at Canterbury Museum, being carefully stablized before a detailed examination begins on them.PARKER: We think that in these two things contained the vision of our forebares. We think that when we open these, we will gain an extra understanding of why they came here, why they wanted to be here, what was their hope, what was their vision, what was their goal. DALLOW: Understanding Christchurch's past as work begins towards rebuilding its future. (END VIDEO)Today's Blog QuestionAZUZ: All right, this story got us thinking: how would you represent your generation to someone in the future? It's sort of what we're asking in today's blog. If you were to build a time capsule, what is the one thing you would include in order to tell people about the time we live in? You can share your encapsulating ideas at .Before We GoAZUZ: And before we go, you may think dancing's for the birds. And in this case, you're right! This is some serious head banging. Check it out: synchronized head bobbing. The whole thing looks like a talon-tapping good time. We have to say, watching the people you're about to see, yeah, that's almost as funny as watching the bird. Just throw yourhands in the air! Uh, lady, I don't have hands. But I do have a righteous mohawk. And the bird knows how to get down!GoodbyeAZUZ: We don't think he has any set moves, though. He's just kinda winging it. You know what his favorite dance is? The funky chicken. And if he really likes a song, he'll ask you to put it on re-beak. That's enough fowl puns for now. Time for us to fly. One more thing, though: this pillow I occasionally like to toss at the camera? It was named at /CNNStudentNews by someone named Latimer. He called it The Closer, and here's why.。

罗威口诀——精选推荐

罗威⼝诀乒乓球买点。

ABC整理形态+突破压⼒线+带量均线是分析之母。

长期均线辩多空，短期均线看转折牧师与教堂，⼩抄价跌破5均线，kd跌破80，kd低位钝化是⽤来找底的，kd⾼位钝化是⽤来找顶的K线组合辩转折，还有起涨K，起跌K空头浪⼝诀，均线空头，反弹不过⾼，再跌会破低多头浪⼝诀，均线多头，回档不破低，再涨会过⾼过⾼会回档，破低会反弹布林股价突破布林⾼轨道--上涨趋势股价跌破布林低轨道--下跌趋势股价在布林轨道内---盘整盘均线多头，kd⾼档钝化，回档不破低，再涨会过⾼均线空头，kd抵挡钝化，反弹不过⾼，再跌会破低背离⾼档钝化回档，再涨，股价过前⾼，kd没有⾼档钝化抵挡钝化反弹，回跌，股价破前低，kd没有抵挡钝化转折的定义多头格局中回档的低点，出现转折K线空头格局中反弹的⾼点，出现转折K线均线乖离的的四个区域，上涨，盘头（中段整理），下跌，筑底确认抵挡转折步骤过今天K线的⾼点，过前⾼转浪，过压⼒线，20均线⾦叉60均线确认⾼档转折步骤破今天K线的低点，破前低转浪，破趋势线，20均线死叉60均线底部的确认。

疑似底部，1.前低不再破，⾄少要测试2～3次，2突破压⼒线并且站稳3，突破前⾼，过⾼转浪。

确认底部4.20均线⼤于60均线，5持续放量⼤于60均量，并且使得60均量线持续上扬1.⽇kd⾦叉 ===下级别（60分kd）可以看出第⼀个⾼档钝化2⽇kd在60-80之间===下级别（60分kd）可以看到第⼆个⾼档钝化3.⽇kd⾼档钝化===下级别（60分kd）可以看到三次⾼档钝化或⼆次⾼档钝化+⼀个⾼档背离如果只有1，那么上级别（⽇线）只是B波反弹如果只有1.2，上级别（⽇线）还是B波反弹必须要3出现，⽽且上⼀级别转浪了，如此才有可能将上⼀级别定位为趋势波红三兵过压⼒线是强势的表现压⼒线下好乘凉长红后⼩⿊⼩红是让你来加仓的长⿊后⼩红⼩⿊是让你来减仓的多头趋势：1. 当20MA > 60MA，代表着多头趋势2.本级KD结束⾼档钝化或是死叉向下，代表着这是回调波开始3.因为是多头趋势，所以操作法就是回调找买点，⽌损守前低。

罗威要kd3个钝化上涨是完美的上涨1

罗威要kd3个钝化上涨是完美的上涨1这波的攻击真的是很可惜的，虽然日KD高档钝化了，但是60分线只以两个KD高档钝化，罗威说过技术面应该还有一个高点就是指还少一个高档钝化，最最少也要来个高档背离，如果九月底最后那一盘能够收过2827高点，这型态就完备了，可惜当天只收到2821点，没能过高。

十一长假后碰到周围的股市都大跌，上证周一开盘后也做了长黑修正。

这波的攻击真的是很可惜的，虽然日KD高档钝化了，但是60分线只以两个KD高档钝化，罗威说过技术面应该还有一个高点就是指还少一个高档钝化，最最少也要来个高档背离，如果九月底最后那一盘能够收过2827高点，这型态就完备了，可惜当天只收到2821点，没能过高。

十一长假后碰到周围的股市都大跌，上证周一开盘后也做了长黑修正。

但是这一个修正却很不幸地把60分的前低2722给跌破了，而且KD出现低档钝化，利空之下破线还有捕线的机会，如果能够补好还有过高的机会，那这盘还有救。

可惜昨日的第一小时过高，但第二小时又破低虽然拉起下影线，尾盘虽然还勉力收红但是型态已经被破坏，过高的机会变小了。

(这裡的手法很细，各位看不懂也没关係，当作故事看过就好了)同样的技术型态在八月底也曾经出现过，以複製的观念来看，往下再测试2644低点已经无可避免，不过这裡的前低2644如果守不住，那么整个月线回档的格局2638低点能否守住恐怕会有大问题，那么上証有可能会有较大的修正，这是我最担心的地方。

压力线下好乘凉，各位可以体会到这句话的妙处了吗?其实做不上去还要感谢大导演呢，他应该知道风暴将至而故意不把大盘做上去的吧！做上去散互会猛跟进，受伤反而更重！老实说，我是喜欢做多的，我也很喜欢看你们赚钱，而不是每天都在那里叹气，但是总是看到大好机会总是在那么一点点的情况下失去，真的很惋惜，盘不是我们做的，这也是没办法的事，只好没事多看图，没事多画图，再等下回的讯号了。

有时候我和朋友谈起，在一个走空的市场又不能放空只能等待作多的地方，股民们的修养真的要非常好，耐心真的要很够才行，只要手痒就容易受伤，尤其是在利空纷飞，国际股市惨跌的时候，不会害怕得有几稀？但是如果你听我的建议控制好仓位，手中握有大部分的现金，票子下跌也跌不到你，反而会乐观的看待下跌，因为越跌股票越便宜，同样的现金将来可以买更多，不是吗？。

罗威多周期kd的口诀及运用

罗威多周期kd的口诀及运用一块砖头，要想出它的50种用途KD钝化的用途有多少呢？这些看起来神秘的东西，罗威老师都会在将来的课程中慢慢地利用案例来揭开它的神秘面纱。

罗威老师在10个月的580篇文章中关于KD的教学有很多，尽量多复习理解透，尽量在上课过程中跟上老师的教学。

首先，明确KD各个时间周期的定位：罗威老师：我说过股票交易我以日线为主，我会参考周线的方向，然后在60分的级别中找比较细的切入点。

多年来我都比较波段性的做法，基本上60分以下的级别在股票操作上我是不去看得。

因此罗威的多周期KD各个时间周期的定位，一开始是以60分、日、周开始的，后来才加入更大的时间级别的月、季、年，各位可以发现它们之间大概是3~5倍：一年=4季一季=3个月一月=4周一周=5日一日=4小时我的多周期KD的相关口诀都是建立在这个时间级数上了，而且在这个时间倍数里，KD的相关性比较正确。

后来我做期货的短线交易，我加入15分、5分、1分三个的短线时间週期，当然也用过15秒K线，不管怎样的时间周期，他们之间的倍数都是3~5倍，已经成为习惯了。

----------------- -------------------------- -------------------复习一，KD钝化在本级别应用（辅以双均线判多空）：1，高档钝化结束后的回档不破低，再涨会过高；2，低档钝化结束后的反弹不过高，再跌会破低；3，本级别一次或二次高档钝化，是反弹波；4，本级别三次高档钝化或三次高档钝化+一次高档背离，是趋势波；复习二，KD钝化上下级应用关系（辅以双均线判多空）：以日KD为本级别1，日KD金叉<==>下级别(60分钟)可以看到第一个高挡钝化；（本级KD高档钝化为上级KD金叉背书）2，日KD在60~80之间<==>下级别(60分钟)可以看到第二个高挡钝化；3，日KD高挡钝化<==>下级别(60分钟)可以看到三次高挡钝化或两次高挡钝化+一个高挡背离；(请注意：两者之间的关系可能时间上会有一两天的先后)重点1：判断上级行情如果只有1，那么上级别(日线)只是B波反弹；如果只有1.2.，上一级别(日线)别还是B波反弹；重点2：辅以形态判断趋势转折必须要3出现了，而且上一级别转浪了！如此才有可能将上一级别定位为趋势波；但是趋势就这么简单吗??还早还早....日线级别出现高挡钝化之后，此为周线的1，级别将开始往上发展，日、周同样的1.2.3步骤要再次很顺利的循环一趟，周线才走出多头！而当上一级KD结束高挡钝化或者没有高挡钝化而死叉向下时，整个下级的周期循环就全部结束。

珍藏：罗威操作哲学---完整版

珍藏：罗威操作哲学---完整版作者：罗威，文章转自网络(一) 找到一个令你心安的方法罗威的操作哲学，简单的说只有六个字：定法、定心、依法如此而已。

这张图是由两条长短不同的均线所绘制，加上上下两条轨道所形成的轨道线，正常情况，股价会在这个轨道间运行，脱离轨道就会出轨。

而黄色的那一条线，就是罗威指针，目前周线在4740附近往下(日现在4480附近往下)，这使我知道我身处何处，该做何事。

所以，我很安心的依照盘面给我的讯息做动作，直到这个点被突破指针反转，多空都跟着讯号走，如此而已。

看看周线图，相信你可以理解封关空手过年和2/24补空第二天跳空而下为何敢追空的道理了吧，长线保护短线而已。

有一套令你安心方法就会进出有据，你看罗威分析盘势很少出大错，就是因为我是照着讯号来讲解盘势，讯号往哪边，我就看哪边，当你会了解读讯号，股市就变得很简单了。

我分析股市可以用10种指针来观察，但是最后进出的依据只有两种(太多了没有好处的)，你呢？是否有一个能够让你安心进出的方法？“周线，也就是长线的方向，有如一张地图，而开车上路后，就要用日线来因应路况，也就是以周线为长线，以日线为短线的操作模式。

四条线的参数，要自己去抓合于自己操作循环周期的参数，如果每一个人都用同样的参数，交易时会自己人打自己人就不好了。

重要的是，讯号所指出的方向要明确，方法要愈简单愈好。

”(二) 找到一个适合你的市场人类的投资行为是一个很复杂的组合。

每个人有每个人的知识领域和个性，所以每一个人的市场都不是一样的，比如说，在电子业服务的人他看的就是电子市场，甚至电子类股里面又可以分为上游、中游、下游然后再细分更细的类别。

有的人喜欢基金的投资，有的人喜欢自己操作，有的人喜欢听内线消息，有的则喜欢自己选股，有的注重基本面，有的注重技术面，有喜欢成长稳健的，有的就喜欢投机浓厚的，实在是很难形容得完。

最后我想请问你，你的市场在哪里？哪里是适合你的市场？这四、五年的操作中，我发现指数涨跌的奥义，也发现它和我所用的方法很契合，所以我一直乐在其中。

罗威趋势的力量及kd高钝化不能破前低也不能抵挡钝化1

罗威趋势的力量及kd高钝化不能破前低也不能抵挡钝化1对于趋势操作的人来说，我只会找有趋势的或者看得懂的商品去操作。

KD高档钝化后回擋不能把前低2555跌破，也不能够出现KD 低档钝化的现象，这两点务必要把握，当你就看到破前低或者看到KD 低擋钝化，尤其是前低2555点绝对不能跌破，如果跌破可能就是在国际股市都重挫的氛围之下，大导演也不敢硬做的，此时你该止损的还是要止损该走的还是要走，因为整个黄金右脚的形态都破坏了，就要重新再整理，可能还会有新低点出现，时间又要拖很久了。

有人问我，老师呀，你现在的仓位有增加吗？罗威早就说过，到现在只有一擋台湾交易所的上证ETF，而且除了原先建立的那三成仓位之外，我到目前都没有增加任何仓位，因为上证还在打底，还没有出现明显的趋势行情，没有趋势没有钱赚，我为什么要加仓呢？没有这个必要吧。

对于趋势操作的人来说，我只会找有趋势的或者看得懂的商品去操作，比如说，美国道琼斯：道琼斯期货是在一个箱型的区间整理，其实并没有趋势，只要运用布林高低轨道之间的买卖方法，要抓到高低点并不难，而日线看似没趋势的盘在60分线却是很明显又很有趋势的空头浪走势。

当你学会了技术分析之后，只要稍稍留意一下国际期货的线图，你会发现有很多技术面的趋势讯号都是可以赚钱的。

现在国际上有很多商品都是很好操作的，趋势非常明显，幅度也很大，目前在国际股市里面，美国道琼斯，纳斯达克、还有欧洲股市的德国，以及原油行情，在各个技术里面都有很明显趋势的行情，只要你有能力有足够的体力(因为是夜盘)，你会如鱼得水。

那么我不去吃这块肉怎么对得起自己呢！国际股市都不好又碰上华为的利空，我个人在想上证今天会开什么样的盘呢？其实我对上证的看法虽然乐观，但是那是长线的看法，短线上我也没有把握他今天会开出什么样的盘，如果以过去美国大跌，我们上证都是开低走高来看，今天我个人认为他还会有重演这个戏码的，也就是可能又是是开低盘，然后往上拉高收红K，如果是这样的话，那就太棒了！上证指数从六十分钟来看，2569这里有一个缺口，如果开在这附近马上翻传上去收红K那是一个很棒的走势，另外2521连接2555这条上升趋势线这个位置大概在2560附近，如果来到这里立刻反弹上升也是可以接受的。