Not knowing how to sell stocks is one of the important reasons why many investors are trapped or lose money. After years of practice, I have found that selling stocks based on the concept of "massive yin-yang" can help you successfully escape from the top.

The so-called 'huge volume of yin and yang' mainly includes the following content: 'huge volume' refers to a huge trading volume on the one hand, and on the other hand, or more importantly, a huge volume ratio (generally referring to a dynamic volume ratio greater than 20); Yin and Yang "refers to the appearance of a large quantity accompanied by a daily candlestick showing a high opening yin or high opening yang line. That is to say, during the upward trend of a stock, if the trading volume of the stock suddenly increases or the opening volume ratio is very large the next day. At the same time, if the stock price trend shows a high opening bearish or high opening bullish line on that day, then this is what we refer to as "massive bullish and bearish".

The term 'huge yin-yang' is mainly applicable in the following situations: before the stock price rises significantly, the daily candlestick of the stock price shows a continuous upward trend. The operation essentials of "huge yin and yang": If a "huge yin and yang line" appears, the stock price often opens high and moves high on the same day, and the volume ratio is very large, usually greater than 20. However, when the stock price rises by about 9%, it cannot quickly close the daily limit up, and the intraday volume also decreases significantly. At this time, it should be sold decisively, as the possibility of closing at a "high opening yin line" on the same day is very high; If there is a "huge bullish candlestick", the stock price often rises first and then falls, and the intraday trend shows a continuous decline before being pulled up by the main force at the end of the day. The daily K-line shows a very long bearish candlestick (usually referring to the lower shadow breaking through the previous day's closing price), which appears to have strong support in the lower range, but in reality, the main force cannot escape and is forced to support the market. When such a situation arises, it is advisable to sell decisively at the end of the market. Finally, it should be noted that this selling point mostly occurs within half an hour of opening or closing, with "massive bearish candlestick" often belonging to the former and "massive bullish candlestick" often belonging to the latter. But in either case, investors are required to ship at the time and avoid waiting and watching, missing the opportunity.