Market observation should mainly focus on the judgment of the future trends of stock indices and individual stocks. The analysis of the overall market is generally considered from the following three aspects:

(1) Research and judgment on the selection of stock index and individual stocks (observing whether the trend of stock index and most individual stocks is consistent).

(2) The implicit information behind the weakness or strength of the stock index on the market.

(3) Master the market rhythm, sell high and buy low, and reduce holding costs. This is particularly important, especially for the careful implementation of stock analysis and judgment.

The intraday trend of individual stocks is the form generated by a day's trading, which can clearly reflect the trading price and quantity of investors on that day, and reflect the willingness of investors to buy and sell. In order to better grasp the direction of stock price operation, we must understand the intraday trend and make comprehensive judgments based on other factors. Generally speaking, when looking at a stock market, one needs to pay attention to factors such as opening, closing, intraday trends, pending order prices, pending order quantities, transaction prices, trading quantities, and trading times. However, this is only a traditional understanding, and other factors are also important in practical situations, making it difficult to list them one by one. Therefore, the stock market is an arena of comprehensive intelligence.

Identification of short-term good stocks:

(8) Stocks with small buying volume, large selling volume, and no decline in stock price.

(4) Stocks with small buying and selling volumes and a slight increase in stock price. (3) Stocks that break through the trend line (moving average) in large quantities.

(4) A stock that saw a huge increase in volume the day before and continued to rise strongly the next day.

(5) Stocks that experience a slight increase during a sideways market trend, as well as those that strengthen their upward momentum during a downturn or correction in the market.

(6) Encounter a stock with short dividends but high volume without falling.

(7) A stock that has a regular and long-term slight increase.

(8) Stocks that experience a significant sharp decline in volume (i.e. within the range of technical adjustment).

(9) Stocks that have risen after bonus stock ex rights have the best market image and stock characteristics at that time.

Identification of short-term bad stocks:

(1) A stock with a large buying volume, a small selling volume, and no increase in stock price.

(2) Stocks with small buying and selling volumes and no increase in stock price.

(3) Stocks that break through the important trend line of the lower block with a large volume.

(4) A stock that experienced a huge decline the day before and continued to decline the next day.

(5) Encounter a stock with good dividends but high volume without rising.

(6) A stock where the overall market rises but individual stocks do not rise.

(7) Stocks with large circulation but low trading volume.

(8) Stocks that frequently experience fluctuations without a significant increase in stock price.

(9) Stocks that experience a significant decline in volume after receiving bonus shares ex dividend.

By observing the market every day and paying close attention, it is not difficult to find good stocks that meet one's wishes and can generate profits, while avoiding bad stocks that lead to losses.