1. The stock price is stable, but the trading volume is shrinking. In a bearish market, everyone looks down on the future. Once the stock price stabilizes and the volume decreases, it can be bought.
2. The bottom trading volume surged, and the stock price turned red. After a long period of trading, investors will inevitably move. Once the main force has absorbed enough chips and cooperates with the overall trend to slightly increase the price, investors will intervene. A breakthrough in volume at this point means that there will be a period of soaring prices, and the first batch of huge long-term gains should be boldly bought. At this time, intervention will bring great rewards.
3. When the stock price falls below the support line and rises again, it is a buying opportunity. When the stock price falls to the support line (average channel line, tangent line, etc.) and stabilizes, it means that the stock price has received effective support.
4. When there is a clear breakthrough at the bottom, it is the time to buy. When the stock price is in the low price zone, the right shoulder of the head shoulder bottom pattern is completed. The buying point is when the stock price breaks through the short-term trend, and the W bottom is the same. However, when the stock price continues to soar and reaches a relatively high level, it is better not to intervene. When the circular bottom forms a 10% breakthrough, you can boldly buy.
5. A cross star appears in the low-priced area. This indicates that the stock price has stopped falling and stabilized, with exploratory buying intervention. If there is a longer downward trend, it would be better, indicating that the stock price is in a favorable position for bulls and is a good buying price.
6. At the 20 day moving average in a bull market. It should be emphasized that when stock indices and prices hover at the bottom or top of the box, special attention should be paid to whether there are significant positive or negative news, changes in trading volume, and readiness to deal with breakthroughs in stock indices and prices at any time. Effective breakthroughs are "long market" and "short market"; Invalid breakthroughs are referred to as' long trap 'and' short trap '.
We buy and sell stocks, and the reason why we buy this individual stock is because we believe that buying it will make money, so we boldly buy it. And the result is often to lose more and earn less, so how can we change this situation? As long as we do it well from the first step, the result will inevitably change. What is the first step? It's stock selection!
Only by selecting the right stocks can we lay a solid foundation for the future. Nowadays, it is no longer the era of the old eight stocks, where buying stocks can make a profit. There are over 3000 individual stocks in the A-share market, and all we can do is find the ones that can truly rise. As the saying goes, stock selection relies on patience, buying relies on confidence, and selling relies on determination! By patiently selecting stocks and mastering stock selection techniques, one can take the first step well
What is a weekly candlestick
The drawing method of the weekly candlestick is the same as that of the daily candlestick, with Monday's opening price as the opening price and Friday's closing price as the closing price. The highest and lowest prices of the week are respectively set as the highest and lowest points of the weekly candlestick.
For medium - and long-term investors, the significance of weekly candlestick charts is very important because they reflect a mid market trend with a longer period, while daily candlestick charts are prone to forming "cheat lines", and their accuracy is much higher than that of daily candlestick charts. The reliability of stock selection on the weekly candlestick chart is high. Therefore, it is generally recommended to first consider whether the weekly k is safe, then consider whether the daily k's volume price relationship is good and whether the status is safe, and finally choose a lower position based on the specific situation of the market.
Precautions for weekly candlestick chart:
1. Stock selection must first analyze the arrangement of its average line system and recognize the current form of the stock.
2. Stock selection should choose stocks with a bullish moving average system, which are strong and have a high chance of profit.
3. The average line reflects the holding cost of the general public average line. By analyzing the relationship between stock prices and the position of the average line, the strength of profit selling pressure and short covering willingness in the current market can be estimated.
4. Do not sell your stocks until the trend has changed.
5. When selecting stocks, it is important to analyze short-term divergence rates and avoid investing in stocks with high divergence rates.
Stocks with rapidly rising short-term moving averages must be noted.
7. Strong stocks should also have a strong moving average system, often receiving support when they retrace to near the moving average, which is the buying opportunity.
