Reviewing is to use static analysis to look at the overall market situation, which is aimed at situations where you cannot observe or summarize the market dynamics during the day. Good market sentiment is a necessary condition for investing in stocks, and it requires training. Through training, most people will improve.

How to train stock market sentiment?

1. Persist in daily review and select target stocks according to your own stock selection method. The key to reviewing is to browse the trends of all individual stocks, and the secondary business is to find the target stocks. The individual stocks selected during the review process not only conform to their own stock selection methods, but also have commonalities with current market hotspots, with linkage between sectors and industries, which increases the probability of future market strength. After the review, you will discover the trend of the overall market from the convergence of individual stocks, and discover sectors from the convergence of individual stocks.

2. Carefully review the stocks with the highest gains and losses of the day, identify the reasons for their strength (weakness), and discover the buy (sell) signals you believe. For stocks that meet the buying criteria, you can enter your alternative stock pool and track them.

3. In real trading, the main goal is to track the real-time trend of your target stock, clearly understand the specific meanings of its opening, closing, highest, and lowest on the day, as well as the actual situation of the main force's pull-up, sell-off, and protection during the trading session, and understand whether the volume price relationship is normal.

4. Conditioned reflex training. Identify some classic bottom trends that trigger individual stocks and constantly stimulate your brain.

5. Train yourself to quickly browse the dynamic market situation daily.

6. The most essential thing is to have a set of operation methods that suit oneself, especially those that suit oneself. The methods come from the training mentioned above.