1. Trend selection refers to drawing the tangent line of a trend based on the trend of stock prices, or using a moving average to depict an upward channel, and selecting stocks based on this pattern:
The direction and angle of the trend line: The key is that the direction of the stock price trend line must be upward, with a steeper upward angle, preferably greater than 30 degrees.
Choose the right time to buy based on the trend line: If the stock price breaks through the neck line, it is the right time to buy. If it does not break through the neck line, do not buy. If it falls below the falling neck line, stop loss.
2. Moving average stock selection
The golden and death crosses of moving averages: Short term operations generally refer to the combination of 5-day, 10 day, and 20 day moving averages. When a golden cross is formed, it is the time to buy, and when a death cross is formed, it is the time to sell.
If the moving average shows a bullish trend, it is a sign of strong stocks; If it presents a bearish arrangement, it is a sign of weakness and should not be intervened.
3. Intelligent stock selection method
At the end of a bear market, it is advisable to use an annual chart to select stocks:
After a bear market, most stocks fell beyond recognition. At this time, it is advisable to choose stocks whose stock prices cross the annual average and whose 5-day, 10 day, and 20 day moving averages form a long position. For stocks that rebound every time their stock price falls back to the annual or semi annual line, it is also important to pay more attention.
In the early stages of a bull market, it is advisable to use the medium-term moving average to select stocks:
Stocks that have initially risen in the market and whose medium-term moving averages, such as the 60 day or 90 day moving averages, gradually improve are those that are gradually strengthening and are expected to make a strong upward push in the future market.
Newly listed stocks should be selected with innovative high prices:
If a new high is reached within 5 days and the best price matches the ideal, a short-term profit opportunity will come and you can take decisive action. It is advisable to compare this stock with large funds
Stocks that are resistant to market downturns and do not rise when the market rises, but with steadily increasing trading volume, are often products that large funds are building positions in and can be actively monitored.
4. Golden Ratio Buy Point
The stock continues to rise from its lowest point, peaks when the increase reaches over 30%, and then falls back to the golden ratio of 0.382 and 0.618 points, which is the best buying point for the short term.
5. The character "ten" encounters obstacles in the form of small yin
After pulling out a limit up board, the next day they continued to increase their volume and attack important pressure levels, but were blocked and fell back. They could only close a "ten" small bearish candlestick with a long upper shadow line, indicating that institutional market makers encountered obstacles when going long. They will continue to attack on the third day. The best buying point for the short term is near the closing price of the small bearish candlestick with a "ten" sign.