Firstly, Changyang Heavy Cannon. After a moderate increase in trading volume at a low level, a long bullish trend (or limit up) appeared with trading volume reaching an upward bullish trend, immediately chasing after the rise.

Secondly, annexation and reversal. On the first trading day, it will be long bearish (or limit down), and on the second trading day, it will rise to the limit up. To accommodate the long bearish trend on the first trading day, you can buy up at the moment of the limit up on the second trading day.

Thirdly, attack to force the line. On the first trading day, the limit up board rises, and on the second trading day, it rises first and then falls, closing with a long upper shadow (above 7%) and a cross line (both positive and negative). The trading volume increases, and often on the third trading day, the long yang will eat up the upper shadow line of the second trading day. Investors can buy after the pattern is established on the second trading day, and there must be a strong report.

Fourthly, the bull and bear are unbeaten. Individual stocks rely on bottom patterns (V-shaped, W-shaped, curved bottom) to move upwards towards the large moving average, which is the annual line. If the limit up is exceeded, they can directly chase the rise and buy on the limit up board. This is a winning candlestick pattern where bulls and bears remain unbeaten.

There are three out of five. In a mid to high level market, there are usually three consecutive limit up stocks that become the leader. Investors can chase the rise and buy near the third limit up, with a further increase of more than 15% in the future. This is a winning move for short-term experts.

Sixth, magpies play with plum blossoms. It refers to the strong consolidation pattern of small yin or small yang closing for three consecutive days under the guidance of the daily limit up, like three magpies playing plum blossoms on a tree, symbolizing the past of winter and the arrival of spring. After confirming the pattern, buying will lead to a rapid rise in the future market.

Seventh, cutting line. At the end of the platform consolidation, the stock price first drops sharply and breaks through the 10 day moving average, and then crosses the platform with a bullish trend, allowing investors to directly chase the rise.

Eighth, revisit the old place. After a round of rise, individual stocks gradually adjust to the previous starting point with the overall market. If the limit up breaks upwards, investors can directly chase the rise, which is called revisiting the old place.

Ninth, open the gate to release water. After a round of decline, the market will switch to new hotspots and leading stocks and leaders. Usually, the first limit up board of leading stocks will open the gate and release water, which is the best time for short-term experts to chase the rise and buy.

Tenth, advance two and retreat one. After a limit up candlestick appears at a low level, the second candlestick rises by more than 6%. On the third day, it retraces near yesterday's average price, and the holding time is determined based on the trading volume level.