Entering the stock market carries risks, as everyone knows, but many people still want to make money in the market. However, many people who enter the market do not make money, but instead lose money. After losing money, they do not learn and summarize, and continue to lose money. This is very unacceptable. There are many factors that affect the rise of stock prices, and many people may look at fundamentals, technology, and news. However, the rise of stock prices ultimately comes from the drive of funds. Only when money is in it can the rise be fast. Today, the author will share with you the grasp of buying and selling points for a stock, hoping to be helpful to everyone.

Tips for buying stocks:

1. The overall trend is positive, a bull market,

2. Stocks that are not continuously hitting the limit up, do not have continuous volume boosting, and have a turnover rate of less than 15-20%

3. The probability of a short-term increase in the overall market is high, which means that the J value has not yet reached 80-100

4. Innovation high is not a breakthrough. Breakthrough is meaningful only on the basis of increasing volume. Breakthrough refers to stepping out of a long-term sideways box, and the longer the oscillation time, the more meaningful it is.

5. Buying breakthrough refers to buying back after a large volume breakthrough, as some strong stocks quickly rise without adjustment. After the breakthrough, most stocks have a J value of 100

Tips for selling stocks:

When selling stocks, it is best to compare the individual stocks in hand with the overall market and measure their trend for the day. If the individual stocks are significantly weaker than the overall market, you can choose to sell them. On the contrary, holding.

2. Stocks with high-level cross stars must be sold, as they are prone to turning points downwards. Moreover, stocks with high-level crosses are less likely to be trapped, and once trapped, it is difficult to unwind. Immediate stop loss measures should be taken instead of waiting for the next round of speculation.

3. For stocks that have been in a state of no quantity in the early stage and have seen a huge increase on a certain day, sell them at the end of the trading session or when they reach a high the next day.

4. Stocks that break through the moving average should be sold firmly, which means they will run below all moving averages for three days. The probability of these stocks continuing to decline and consolidate is very high.

5. Stocks that suddenly rise sharply in the late trading session should be cautious. This type of stock is usually a self rescue measure taken by market makers when their funds have reached a point where they are unable to protect the market.

Tips for avoiding being trapped:

1. Establish a stop loss point.

2. It comes in a systematic manner.

3. Reject the bearish candlestick.

4. Not afraid of falling, afraid of increasing volume.

5. Do not buy problematic stocks.