In stock trading, each stock price has its own way of intervening and attacking:
1. Stocks that have been frozen at the limit up (unable to enter)
The stocks that hit the limit up are the most popular among board makers. They come for them, and regardless of the upward trend or enthusiasm, these stocks are what they pay attention to. They can create broad profits for them. The reason why these types of stocks are so attractive is that they all have the potential or momentum to rise after reaching the limit up, and due to the limit on the increase (10% or 5% limit), they cannot rise at any time on the same day; Stocks that have reached the limit up have already established their upward trend, and usually only those with a significant increase in price will reach the limit up; As long as the overall market is not bad, stocks that hit the limit up on the previous trading day will still have an upward trend on the next trading day, with a probability far greater than 60%.
The general operating procedures for this type of stock are:
a. On the second day, the stock price jumped short and the bid price turned red, ranking first. At the opening minute, the stock price did not rebound and quickly rose; Xiaocang attacked.
b. On the second day, the stock price jumped short, and the intraday stock price rebounded or went sideways, but did not make up for the gap. On that day, the dde was red and showed an increasing trend; Separate warehouse intervention.
c. On the second day, the stock price did not jump short, and the intraday stock price hovered around the previous trading day's limit, shrinking and consolidating. The intraday price showed a red trend; And on the previous trading day, dde was a big red with a high turnover rate; Separate warehouse intervention.
e. On the second day, the stock price did not jump short, and the intraday stock price significantly rebounded and consolidated. The intraday stock price turned red and showed an increasing trend; Last trading day, dde turned bright red; Separate warehouse intervention.
f. Except for the above characteristics, it is recommended to operate cautiously or not to operate otherwise.
2. Stocks that have not yet closed their limit up
Many traders took advantage of the stock price to surf and hit the limit up, but fled when the stock price surged the next day.
The key points for operating this type of stock are:
a. At the opening or early trading session, if the stock price quickly falls short and rises to the sky high, they will start to pay attention to observation when the stock price increases by 8-9%. When the turnover rate increases and the dde turns red, they will place orders to catch up with the market closure.
b. Or when the stock price surges to the upper limit, both the ddx and ddy of the stock show high values, and the turnover rate is not high. If there are few or no orders closed, or if it is still an early session, quickly and boldly intervene. If there are too many blocked orders and the queue is no longer accessible, give up.
Sometimes it's okay after noon, but the overall market needs to be strong; Abandon the operation at the end of the trading session. This type of stock is best operated in the early morning, with the board closed and the stock strong. The main force is extremely resilient, and the momentum of the attack is still strong the next day. This type of operation uses split capital, not full warehouse. Safe.
3. Stocks with an increase of more than 7% (stock prices ranging from 7% to 10%)
This type of stock is only one step away from the limit up, and it has the highest probability of reaching the limit up that day, as well as being the most likely to reach the limit up. But there are many technical factors that make it possible for it to really hit the limit up. For stocks that are prone to hitting the limit up.
The operation method for capturing such stocks is:
a. Opening gap:
If there is a gap at the opening, dde will turn red and the stock price will soar upwards, so small positions should first catch up; If the stock price surges after a short opening, dde shows a continuous and even increasing trend, and the volume change is also amplifying. Add positions to catch up. If the stock price jumps short and quickly rebounds without filling the gap, and then quickly rises, dde shows a continuous growth trend, and small positions chase after it; After jumping short, the stock price slowly and uniformly rebounds, and dde shows a continuous growth trend, with light positions chasing after it.
b. Non short selling stocks:
Non short selling stocks with a certain increase in stock price from bottom to top have released a bullish candlestick. If this type of stock belongs to early trading, pay attention to its dde, volume changes, and main force willingness. If the stock price also shows a uniform and smooth upward trend, dde、 Both quantitative changes and the willingness of the main force to attack are good indicators, and the daily K-line of individual stocks is smooth or ideally positioned, with small positions intervening; These types of stocks have very clear indicators from early morning trading to mid afternoon trading, dde、 Both quantitative changes and the willingness of the main force to attack are in line with the five line pincer attack principle of shampoo software. If a large position is attacked, it will inevitably hit the limit up before the end of the trading day.
3. Stocks with an increase of 3.5% to 7%
This type of stock price has already experienced a wave of increase at the time of trading.
The intraday upward trend of stock prices can be roughly divided into three waves: the first wave's intraday attack fluctuation range is 0% to 3.5%, and the second wave's intraday attack fluctuation range is 3.5% to 7%; The fluctuation range of the third wave of time-sharing attacks is from 7% to the daily limit up.
Stock price surfing is measured in steps, and the stock price attacks in a day, usually going through these three stages. Some of these three stages are completed in one go, while others are delayed and blamed. Strong stocks hit the board in one go.
Short term attacks have become the norm in stock observation. Short term capture of strong stocks will quickly lead to an upward trend, and there will be fewer and fewer stocks with low gains. So in the short term, it's basically about observing stocks in this stage of increase, and most stocks in this stage of increase are observable.
In the morning, the stock market was strong and rushed towards this range like a monkey. At this stage of sprinting, the benign or not of various technical indicators can only be clarified, manifested, consolidated, and solidified; At the same time, after sufficient time for observation, you can also integrate the intuitive sensibility with rational judgment. Super short-term operations often deepen within this stock price range.
The stocks that are heavily targeted for short-term attacks on shampoo are mostly within this price range. Although stocks with gains between 0% and 3.5% are the most ideal, it is difficult to achieve. The stock attacks within this increase are all based on the principle of five line pincer attack in shampoo trading. (The principle of five pincer attacks can be found in "How to capture rising stocks in the short term?")
4. Stocks with gains ranging from 0% to 3.5%
Stocks with an increase of 0-3.5%, with a low increase, belong to the starting stage of the stock market. It is the best and safest stock to observe in a day, as the stock price can give you a wide range of room for growth and also give you time to examine. This type of stock price, as long as the indicators are good and the market is not bad or deteriorating, you are less susceptible to being trapped when you enter, and it brings you good returns or profit effects on the same day. The operation guide for this type of stock is:
Stock price plummets; The retail price line in shampoo software keeps sliding down and increasing in value; The main line continues to smoothly climb upwards, with value amplification; The quantitative change line shows more red and less green, with an upward trend. The quantitative change value ranks high in the indicator ranking, and a value greater than 3 is better; The willingness value of the main force also showed a red trend, with a higher value being better. Check the ranking of DDX and DDY indicators, and their ranking values continue to move forward. Once the stock price was still low, if you quickly entered, you would soon enjoy the joy of the stock price soaring like a dragon and tiger; Even if the stock price does not directly hit the sky high, it will still rise to the second range of gains to consolidate and then move upwards.
5. Stocks that opened with a decline
Stocks that open with a decline have the largest trading space on the day, but due to the trend and inertia of stock price (market) trading, declining stock prices are easily overlooked by trend traders. In fact, many stock price declines and low opening are intentionally caused by the main players. One is to cooperate with the needs of the candlestick chart, and the other is to consolidate and consolidate. For stocks that hit the limit up with a large volume on the first attempt, if the market is not doing well the next day, the purpose is to sell back and consolidate short-term funds that followed the flow of the previous day; Stocks that hit the limit up or rose in the closing session tend to open lower on the second day; On the previous day, there was a large inflow of main funds, and non explosive individual stocks were mostly slightly lower opening and consolidation on the second day, before rising near noon or after noon. The guidance for stock operations with a decline opening is as follows:
If a large amount of main capital flows in the previous day and the previous day's dde indicator shows a high value, the turnover rate follows a uniform growth pattern during the upward trend of the stock price, with no high or explosive volume, and the turnover rate remains low; After the stock price fell and opened lower, the dde indicator remained red and continued to grow, boldly intervening.
6. Stocks with limit down
There are various factors that contribute to the limit down of stock prices, and when trading such stocks, one must be extremely cautious. This type of stock price often follows the principle of avoidance. Many traders with a gambler's mentality love to study and trade these limit down stocks, but the chances of success are often low. Because the stock price hit the limit down, it was either due to fundamental factors, sudden bearish sentiment, or a surge in profits from a large number of stocks. These factors cannot be grasped or controlled even by the main force itself. Only those with strong main forces can rise up and do it. Therefore, it is recommended not to operate such stocks.
