The Shanghai Composite Index mentioned in Lesson 24 is not a deviation, but a consolidation deviation. Original text:

Yesterday's 5-minute chart of Shanghai constituted a standard consolidation deviation. 12, 14: 35 to 16, 9: 45, 16, 13: 30, 16, 13: 30 to. "

Here, part c and part a merge with each other. This consolidation without a center can only ensure that the decline after the C segment will fall below the high point of the A segment, and the subsequent trend is indeed the case. If the decline after the C segment is called D, then B-C-D has overlapping intervals, forming a hub.