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Trading strategy with high opening and limit up

We divide the opening and limit up into four stages, and today we will explain the corresponding trading strategies, which are also divided into four trading strategies:

Bottom warehouse construction stage

On the day of trading, the stock price opened higher than the limit up, and in the near future, it is necessary to observe whether the stock price is at a temporary bottom after a round of sharp decline. If so, it indicates that the main force has started to invest and should closely monitor the movements of the stock. Short term opportunities have arrived and temporary preparations should be made to intervene.

Boosting stage

(1) In the initial stage. The stock price opened higher than the daily limit up. It is necessary to observe whether the stock price has broken through the 30 day moving average from the bottom to the top in the near market. If so, it indicates that the stock price has entered the early stage of the upward trend, and the main force's initial position building plan has been completed. At this time, you can place orders at the limit up position and queue up to buy; Or buy at the intraday low point after the opening the next day.

(2) Mid term. The stock price opened higher than the daily limit up. It is necessary to observe whether the stock price is in an upward trend after breaking through the 30 day and 60 day moving averages. If so, it indicates that the main force is carrying out band based upward operations as planned, and the daily limit up is an accelerating feature. You can place orders to buy at the limit up position, and the opening of the trading session is an opportunity.

(3) At the end. The stock price opened higher than the daily limit up. In the near future, it is necessary to observe whether the stock price has completed a major wave of increase, with a bear market of over 30% and a bull market of over 60%. If so, it cannot be chased up. The stock price is about to peak after accelerating, and there are only short-term opportunities. There is a high risk of chasing the rise.

Initial stage

(1) Initial and mid-term. The stock price opened higher than the daily limit up. When approaching the market, it is important to observe whether the stock price is at a low level within the 60 minute technical system, such as when the KDJ indicator is below 50 with a golden cross. If so, you can consider queuing up at the limit up position to buy, but only for short-term opportunities.

(2) At the end. The stock price opened higher than the daily limit up. When approaching the market, it is important to observe whether the stock price is at a low level within the 60 minute technical system, such as when the KDJ indicator is below 50 with a golden cross. If so, you can consider queuing up at the limit up position to buy, but only for short-term opportunities. Usually, such opportunities are small, so it is recommended to take a wait-and-see approach.

Falling stage

In the middle stage of a stock price decline, the daily stock price opens higher than the limit up. This is the result of the stock price oversold and rebounding, with the main force completing the final shipment plan. At this time, there is a high risk of buying, and in the near future, we should mainly adopt a wait-and-see approach.