Three techniques for hitting the limit up board

1、 Instantly cracked after punching the plate

1. Instantly cracked after punching the plate

The instantaneous crack pattern after hitting the limit up refers to a situation where a stock, when rapidly and smoothly rising to the limit up position, does not immediately seal the limit up. Instead, a very brief and small crack appears before officially sealing the limit up.

2. The mystery behind the limit up

The gap during the market crash is a signal of delayed follow-up of large buy orders, and also indicates that the stock did not encounter huge order pressure during the market closure. The main force has strong control ability and is a bullish signal. Based on the actual performance of individual stocks, stocks that exhibit such time-based charts often have strong short-term trends and the potential for continuous limit up.

3. Intervention point prompt

The first entry point appears in the gap after the stock hit the limit up board. Although the individual stocks have already swept away all the pressure orders above when they hit the limit up board, there will be relatively more pressure orders hanging out again because the board was not immediately closed. At this point, these pressure orders are only hanging at the limit up price, without being suppressed by low prices. As long as there is another large order sweep, it is possible to quickly predict the subsequent board closure and immediately intervene with the limit up to grab the board. The second intervention point appears at the opening of the next day, as long as the daily K-line chart of individual stocks is still acceptable and the short-term gains are not significant, active follow-up intervention can still be carried out after a small high opening the next day.

2、 Steadily climbing, cruising, and hitting the limit up board

1. Steadily climbing, cruising, and hitting the limit up board

Steadily climbing and fluctuating to the daily limit up board refers to a stock opening relatively calmly without significant fluctuations. Subsequently, during the trading session, it steadily climbed and rose to the daily limit up board before and after noon, but did not block the daily limit up board, and the stock price fluctuated around the daily limit up board. There are two main manifestations of "steady climb": one is a sustained and slow upward trend, forming a 45 degree angle; Another approach is to experience several smooth upward movements over a longer period of time, resulting in significant intraday gains for individual stocks.

2. The mystery behind the limit up

This type of trading pattern often appears at the position where the stock has just broken through, and the main force at this time intends to raise the stock, but the number of holdings is limited. Through this steady climb, the main force can push up while attracting funds. When the stock price hovers around the daily limit up, the divergence between long and short positions will further intensify, and the main force will take the opportunity to further attract funds. It can be said that this is a limit up trading pattern under the main fundraising behavior.

3. Intervention point prompt

For this daily limit up pattern, investors should grasp the intervention point based on the short-term trend of individual stocks. If a stock has a certain short-term increase, it can intervene at a low point during the next day's trading session; If the short-term increase of a stock is small, it is better to intervene on the day of the limit up.

As this limit up pattern represents the main force's fundraising behavior, it will not open significantly lower the next day, and the intraday decline will not be too large. This is the key for investors to take advantage of this limit up pattern to go long.