The Changing Hexagram of the Yida Eight Trigrams — Flat Bottom Solution

First Type: Upper Kun, Lower Qian → Earth Heaven Peace (Hexagram 11) (12 o'clock, 1 o'clock closes Yang)
Hexagram: Heaven below, Earth above, where heaven and earth intersect, Yin and Yang communicate
Core temperament: Strong, smooth, turning strong signals
Market plain language:
The bottom (Qian) is active, bullish, with momentum, directly pushing against the upper Kun (selling pressure) to go upward.
The downtrend is broken, support is strong, and the trend transitions from “blocked” to “smooth,” belonging to a stage of stabilization at low levels with bulls actively counterattacking, shifting from weak to strong.
Key features:
No longer passive sideways movement, but the bottom actively exerts force and breaks through resistance, making it the strongest among the three.
Second Type: Upper Kun, Lower Gen → Earth Mountain Humble (Hexagram 15) (12 o'clock closes Yin, 1 o'clock closes Yin)
Hexagram: Mountain hidden within the earth, stable, concealed, immovable
Core temperament: Stable, grinding, accumulating strength stage
Market plain language:
The bottom (Gen) is stopping, immovable, supportive, the price cannot fall further but also cannot rise, only staying low.
The upper Kun (selling pressure) gently suppresses, and the price oscillates narrowly at low levels, belonging to a phase of deep decline, bottoming out, volume shrinking, and accumulating strength. It’s not a reversal but waiting for an opportunity.
Key features:
Resistant to falling but not resistant to pressure, only supporting without attacking, difficult to break through both above and below, the most “Buddha-like” among the three.
Third Type: Upper Kun, Lower Xun → Earth Wind Rise (Hexagram 46) (12 o'clock closes Yang, 1 o'clock closes Yin)
Hexagram: Wood in the soil, slowly growing upward, rising, penetrating
Core temperament: Slow, steady, gradually lifting
Market plain language:
The bottom (Xun) is wind / wood, capable of drilling and permeating, unlike Gen which stubbornly resists without moving, it quietly enters the market and slowly raises the price.
The upper Kun (selling pressure) provides gentle resistance, giving space for the price to “gradually go up,” belonging to the stage after bottoming out, slowly repairing and gradually rising.
Key features:
Not violent price surges, but like a tree growing steadily, solidly breaking through pressure, the most “step-by-step” among the three.
If there are similarities, it’s purely coincidental; we must believe in science.
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