Abnormal stocks refer to alternative individual stocks that are significantly different from the overall market trend. If the market experiences a sharp decline, abnormal stocks will rise against the trend; When the market rises, the volatile stocks emerge from their own independent market trend. Abnormal stocks belong to a relatively special category of individual stocks, which can be either in terms of quantity or price. The exchange classifies stocks with daily fluctuations of more than 7% and fluctuations of more than 10% as abnormal stocks, and also classifies stocks with significant high or low opening and sudden increase in trading volume as abnormal stocks.

In the increasingly severe differentiation of individual stocks in the market, large bull stocks can often emerge from abnormal stocks. If we can find such a large bull stock in abnormal stocks, it can improve the accuracy of operations and ensure the maximization of profits. However, there are also traps in volatile stocks, and if you are not sure, you may fall into the trap designed by the market maker, causing significant operational errors.