Practical skills for distinguishing 5 meanings of driving up stock prices

When we see a sudden sharp rise in stock prices during trading, we often feel that the stock price has been pulled up, but in fact, the pull up is just one reason for the stock price to rise. Pull up is a market language that means the stock price is intentionally bought up by the main force. Essentially, pull up is not a natural trading result of the market, but the rise we see on the time chart may still be a natural trading behavior of the market.

Feature 1: Trading Volume

The main force pushing up the stock price usually hopes to bring market follow-up, so in order to attract market attention, the main force will build up volume in the process of pushing up to cater to the market's taste. However, individual orders in the market cannot accumulate volume, so whether to increase volume is a very important characteristic.

Feature 2: Changes in pending orders

Generally speaking, if it is just a trading behavior in the market, there will be no significant changes in the pending orders during the process of stock price increase. However, the main force's upward movement involves dialogue with the market, so there will be significant changes in pending orders.

Feature 3: Support during the decline of stock prices

The main force's rise in stock prices is a phased behavior, while the intraday index's rise is just a few minutes of heat. The market is currently quite sluggish, so when the stock price falls, the main force will provide support, while the natural upward trend will lose the support of buying.

Feature 4: Trend before the uptrend

The main force has maintained the stock price for a period of time before the rally, so the stock price trend should be stronger than the overall market. However, if the previous stock price trend is basically consistent with the index, the possibility of the main force participating is relatively small.

Feature 5: Rise and fall range

Calculate the intraday rise and fall range. If the individual stock's rise is much greater than the index, then the likelihood of the main force operating is higher.

Some of the unusual movements during the trading day were only provided as analytical elements for us, and we only considered making a move after fully understanding the opponent's situation.