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1、 Combine the five rankings of price increase, speed increase, volume ratio, turnover rate, and capital.

2、 Select the monitoring stock range as A-shares (Shanghai and Shenzhen A-shares), or narrow down the range to self selected stocks, and focus on the first version of the 1-26 stocks.

3、 Firstly, sort the stocks according to their growth rate from high to low. Secondly, look at the rise chart from top to bottom. Skip the stocks that have fallen (green head) and only focus on the stocks that have risen (red head). Monitor the stocks that have risen by 2% to 5%. Check the volume comparison chart and turnover chart, with the requirement that the larger the volume ratio, the better (at least greater than 1), and the higher the turnover rate, the better; Check the funding list four times, the larger the funds, the better (this list is used as an auxiliary judgment in actual practice)!

4、 Finally, looking at the form, it is required to have a good form, such as small platform breakthroughs, five online platforms, three golden forks, etc., which meet the comprehensive conditions for Guangtong to chase the rise (requiring solid basic skills). Stocks with poor form should be given up!

5、 Within 30 minutes of the opening, it is the best time to chase the rise of the day and make full use of it.

What are you look at? After 9:25 in the morning, when there is a five minute call auction, the first thing to look at is the gap. After the gap, some have already reached the limit up, and there are also gaps below them that have increased by 5, 6, 7, or 2, 3, or 4%. A gap of more than 2 percentage points is considered a gap, and some gaps of 5 percentage points have already reached half the limit up. The morning gap is caused by a night of fundamental changes, the formation of the main operating plan, and the leakage of this plan, such as the spread of positive news, which can lead to a stock gap.

Having a gap is better than not having a gap. You can describe your own views on the gap when hitting the limit up board, and pay attention to preventing backflow. Yesterday, there was a limit up board, but today I will give you a backflow during the limit up board. Once you encounter backflow, you will fall today and look tired. Usually, there hasn't been much increase before, and there wasn't any increase yesterday. If there's a sudden gap of 3-5% today, it's usually a sign of improvement. This is the grasp of the call auction.

The second one is filling the gap with quantity, which is an affirmation of the gap. The strength of the gap is determined by the volume. The manifestation of this volume is the volume that appears when the gap is formed. Another is that as trading time continues, the volume gradually expands. In five minutes, ten minutes, the volume quickly fills up one fourth, half, and 30 minutes, and the candlestick is still rising. The signs are very strong, and this type of stock is likely to become today's limit up board. The speed of filling the volume is important to study and grasp. When looking at the price increase chart, focus on the limit up board. Don't look at other volume comparison charts. Whether the volume can be filled or not depends on its red column. For example, after ten minutes, the column will fill up a quarter of the position, and after 20 or 30 minutes, the red column will rise to the position of the daily volume line. That must be interesting. In addition, it has not risen before or yesterday. Today, it suddenly pulled up like the Southern * * [-0.73% Fund Research Report], which has a broad eight month platform. Today's impact on it, as soon as it opens, you can see that its volume is very large. This is about paying attention to the speed at which it fills up. Don't mistakenly think that it counts even if it takes a day to fill, as there are simply too many stocks like this. What can be filled at noon is not considered strong anymore. It is best to demand that it be filled within an hour, half an hour and a half, and at least one fourth of it be filled in 15 minutes, as can be seen with the naked eye. The volume ratio and turnover rate can also be felt.