Stock pending refers to the process of filling in the name, quantity, and price of the stocks to be bought or sold during stock trading, and submitting them to the trading system for completion.

　　What are the techniques for placing stock trading orders?

1. Large order tray: Investors usually think that the number of buyers is greater than the number of sellers, and therefore believe that the stock tray is powerful. If there is more bullish than bearish sentiment, then there is a strong desire to buy. Therefore, the main force uses investors' psychology to artificially carry out large order tray and suppression behavior. The main force often places a large number of buy orders at the buyer's position, even several times larger than the total number of sell orders, which is clearly a large order pallet.

2. Large order suppression: The main force often places a large number of buy orders at the seller's position, even several times larger than the total buy orders, which is obvious large order suppression. The purpose is to undermine investors' confidence and reduce their willingness to buy.

3. Tray shipment: When the main force uses large order trays, investors' reaction is that the stock has a strong main force using large orders to protect the market. They simply think that the stock will not continue to decline, and they are eager to buy at the bottom. Due to the sequential order trading rules of stock trading, if they want to rush to buy, they need to report the price above the main large order in order to make it easier to trade. And the main force quietly ships through this.

4. Suppressing and attracting funds: When the main force uses large orders to pressure the market, investors' reaction is that the main force of the stock is using large orders to pressure the market. They simply think that the stock will not continue to rise, and they are eager to flee. Due to the order placement and trading rules of stock trading, if they want to sell quickly, they must report the price below the main force's large orders in order to be more easily traded. And the main force quietly attracts funds through this.

According to the principle of "time first, price first" in the stock market, when placing buy and sell orders, those who place orders first in terms of time are more likely to be executed. In addition, the buy price is slightly higher and the sell price is slightly lower.

Other techniques for placing orders:

1. Scan disk

During the uptrend, large orders often fall from the sky, continuously devouring all the selling and hanging orders, which is called a sweep. At the moment when the stock price has just formed a bullish trend and the upward trend is beginning, if a large order suddenly sweeps through multiple selling orders, it indicates that the main force is aggressively entering the market to build positions, which is an excellent opportunity for investors to follow up.

2. Implicit buying and selling orders

In the transaction of buying and selling, some prices may not appear in the pending orders of the commission, but appear in the transaction column. This is called implicit buying and selling orders, which often contain traces of the market maker. The appearance of one-way integer continuous implicit buy orders, while hanging orders do not show significant changes, is generally a trial trading action in the early stage of the main force's rise or a starting position for the initial activation of chasing and following trend orders. Generally speaking, if there is a pressure plate on the market and there is a large amount of implicit active buying (especially large-scale), and the stock price does not fall, it is a precursor to a significant increase. There is a pallet below, and the appearance of a large number of implicit proactive selling orders is often a sign of the dealer's shipment.

3. Large orders during the downturn period

Firstly, when a certain stock is in a long-term slump and the stock price starts on a certain day, there are huge sell orders (often hundreds or thousands of lots per transaction) on the sell side, and there are relatively few buy orders. At this time, if funds enter the market, they will eat up the pressure orders in sell one, sell two, and sell three, which can be regarded as the main position building action. Note that the pressure placed at this time does not necessarily mean that someone is selling short, it may be the banker's own chips, and the banker is creating volume to attract attention. This situation often occurs in large cap stocks before they are launched.