There are four major factors in the market: price, trading volume, time, and people. The ranking of price factors is 61 in Shanghai and 63 in Shenzhen. Looking at the first board increase, the first board directly tells us the activity of the strongest market makers on the day. The strongest market makers are those who rise first. If even the strongest market makers dare not perform at the front, it indicates that the market is weak on the day and does not provide opportunities for profit. So, how can we judge the strength of this market? We provide the following empirical method for judgment.
(2) In the second scenario, if the stocks on the first board continue to rise by more than 4% even in the last place, the market is in a very strong market, and short-term operations can be decisively carried out. This overall market background provides a good opportunity for individual stocks to perform. On the contrary, if the stocks with the highest price increase do not exceed 3%, which means they do not provide us with short-term profit opportunities, the cost of buying and selling once is 1.5%. We cannot buy the lowest price or the highest price, so only stocks that have increased by 3% have short-term price differences and opportunities. If there are no stocks with a price increase of more than 3%, we will have to pay commission if we buy them, indicating that the market is very weak. At this time, we should learn to be absolutely short, and all operational behaviors should be stopped. On the other hand, we can also look at the decline chart to see which market makers are fleeing and reducing their positions, and which stocks are plummeting.
For example, in the first half of an hour, a certain stock has a relatively strong collection force because the concentrated selling pressure of new stocks is more advantageous. Most of the chips will flood out in the first half of the hour, making it easier to collect. The market maker is determined to raise the collection without considering the cost, and after collecting to a certain extent, let it fall slightly and take over on dips. The first half of an hour belongs to the collection of gains, and the immediate trend afterwards belongs to the wave by wave decline, indicating that its collection is basically completed or mostly completed. Therefore, it gradually falls and takes over on dips. This is a typical wave by wave attack trend, wave by wave decline and take over decline trend, which is judged from the perspective of immediate fluctuations.
3. The third quick viewing technique is to look at itComparing the acceleration of price fluctuations。
4. The fourth oneQuick view of the marketThe technique is to observe the volume price relationship during the rise and fall of the market, whether there is trading volume and funds to cooperate during the rise, and whether there is trading volume to cooperate during the fall.
