Stock God Reveals Practical Skills in Stock Selection through Collective Bidding

The stock market always has losses and profits, with individual investors losing and market makers making profits.

So how can we make money as small investors entering the stock market? Many friends are obsessed with the limit up board, and the attraction of the limit up board is like gambling to make money, making you involuntarily invest in it. Discovering the limit up board requires certain skills, and sometimes chasing up some high-level stocks can easily lead to the dilemma of being trapped in high positions! When you master the most practical techniques, you can easily reach the daily limit up.

Today, many stock investors left messages saying that they want to learn my operational ideas. They also took some time to explain to everyone a set of stock selection skills that I have summarized over the past decade - skillfully using call auction to catch the limit up. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

Operating conditions for selecting limit up in call auction

1. The stock price band has increased by less than 25%.

2. The morning call auction must have a high opening, generally requiring a high opening of at least 2%, which means that the stock price must meet the strong high opening standard.

The stock price is in a strong state within one hour of opening, and the correction does not exceed the opening price, average price line, or the previous day's closing price

4. The bullish arrangement of the individual stock moving average system is the best, followed by the bullish arrangement of the lifeline, decision line, and trend line, and the golden cross of the attack line and trading line. The bearish arrangement of the moving average should be used with caution.

Stock selection techniques for call auction:

1. Volume ratio greater than 5: A high opening individual stock with a volume ratio greater than 5 is considered explosive. If there has been no limit up in the previous few trading days and the recent volume reduction is at a low level, it is sufficient.

2. Moving average break and moving average counter pressure: Pay attention to whether the moving average of individual stocks is flat, and it is best to avoid stocks with moving average break.

3. Key point: Do not select individual stocks that directly hit the limit up through call auction, and exclude large cap and fund stocks.