1、 As the saying goes, 'when the three armies remain inactive, food and forage come first.' Trading volume is the 'food and forage' for the development of the stock market. Stocks with strong rebound strength should have two characteristics in terms of trading volume: first, during the early decline process, the volume and energy of the stock should be extremely reduced, indicating that the short selling momentum of the stock is insufficient; The other is that during the rebound process, the volume can quickly increase, indicating a significant intervention of incremental funds. 2、 Pay attention to selection Choose stocks with strong elasticity. When a ball falls from a high place, the longer it falls, the greater the force of the landing, and the greater the rebound it produces. The same goes for individual stocks. The deeper and faster the decline, the stronger the rebound force of individual stocks, and correspondingly, they have better investment opportunities and operability. 3、 Rebounding should be pursued, but it is not advisable to blindly chase high. A high standard is based on the rebound percentile as a reference. When a stock lacking fundamental support rises too quickly, investors should not chase after it to avoid being trapped by subsequent market adjustments. Investors need to broaden their horizons when selecting stocks, as there are over 1600 listed companies and there is still ample room for investors to choose from. 4、 Shoot people first, shoot horses first, capture thieves first, capture kings. During the battle to counterattack, it is important to closely monitor the mainstream hot topics in the market and the leading, emerging, and main forces within them. Do not pay too much attention to other scattered players who follow the trend. As for long trapped old and large cap stocks and individual stocks with huge gains and exceptionally lucrative profits from market makers, they should be resolutely avoided. Finally, don't forget to sell for profit. Any market trend has its ups and downs, and rebound markets are no exception. A complete transaction must be completed through both buying and selling operations. If you watch the market rise like a rainbow and forget to sell, waiting for the market to rise, fall, and ebb, then you are not fighting a fierce counterattack, but watching the game. As for the spoils of war, they are beyond the reach of spectators.