How to grasp the practical skills of buying and selling points of stocks well

There are three processes that must be followed when making stocks: first, to identify the direction of the market; second, to choose good stocks; and third, to do a good job in buying and selling individual stocks. Among these three steps, grasping the buying and selling points of individual stocks is the most important. So, how can we grasp the buying and selling points of individual stocks?

1. Grasp short-term buying and selling points based on the volatility of the market's time chart. As a short-term or ultra short term investor, it is particularly important to analyze the volatility patterns of the daily market time chart.

2. Grasp the buying and selling points of the band based on the daily K-line fluctuations of the market. On the daily candlestick chart of the market, draw the upward pressure trend line and support trend line based on the connection between high and low points. Once the daily volatility of the market reaches the upward pressure line, we consider selling in the band. However, once the daily volatility of the market reaches the support line, we consider buying in the band. Stop loss is achieved when the market effectively falls below the support line.

3. Grasp the buying and selling points for the medium to long term based on the weekly K-line fluctuations of the market. When the 10 week line crosses the golden cross and the 20 week line, it is a time to buy in the medium to long term, while when the 10 week line crosses the 20 week line, it is a time to firmly sell in the medium to long term.

4. The average line gradually flattens from a downward trend, and there are signs of upward movement. When the stock price breaks through the average line from below, it is a buy signal. The moving average system cannot be formed overnight and takes a long time to transition from a downward trend to a horizontal trend. As time goes by, there are more and more turnover in this price range. At this point, once the stock price crosses the moving average system upwards, it suddenly gains for buyers at low levelsFungThick, it will inevitably cause investors who buy at low levels to sell at a large profit. As long as the stock price can remain stable at a high level and the trading volume releases a huge amount to support it, it means that there must be a huge amount of capital involved. Without the intervention of large funds, stock prices cannot effectively break through the moving average system. Since there is a large amount of capital involved, it is normal for the market to rise in the future, so it is used as a buying signal.

5. The stock price trend is above the moving average, and if the stock price suddenly falls, does not fall below the moving average, and rises again, it is a buy signal. The moving average represents the average cost, so when the stock price falls to the moving average, it stops falling and rises again, indicating that the selling pressure is due to lucrative profits. Once the stock price falls to the moving average, investors' profits decrease, and the selling pressure quickly decreases and continues to rise again, indicating that the market atmosphere is good and the stock price will soon reach a new high. Therefore, it is a buying signal. If the stock price falls near the moving average accompanied by a rapid decline in trading volume, then stabilizes and rises, the reliability of continuing to rise is higher.

6. The stock price drops below the moving average, which continues to rise in the short term, and soon returns above the moving average, indicating a buy signal. The nature is basically similar to the second item, and can be referred to in the annotation of the second item, except that the downward force is greater.

7. The stock price trend is below the average line, and suddenly there is a sharp drop, which is very far from the average line. It is highly likely to approach the average line again at any time, which is also a buying opportunity. A sharp drop in stock prices can cause investors to suddenly incur extremely serious losses. Severe losses can make investors unable to make up their minds to sell their holdings and generate a strong wait-and-see attitude, resulting in a slight buying impulse that can quickly push up the stock price. Therefore, it is a buying signal.

8. Stocks with sufficient bottoming adjustment, the time to buy has arrived! The longer the stock is consolidating at a lower price, the easier it is to break through. Looking at the moving average, if it remains flat and cohesive in the short to medium term, and there are no significant fluctuations in trading volume, or if it continues to shrink, it can be considered as bottoming out. The bottom shape is most solid with a curved bottom.

9. Stocks that break through in volume, the time to buy has arrived! After the bottoming out is completed, stocks will choose to break up or down. In order to improve capital efficiency, stocks that have started to break through should be selected for follow-up. During consolidation, the volume gradually shrinks. If a large increase is suddenly released on a certain day (the larger the volume, the better), it is considered to have started to break through. If there is a gap and the limit up board is closed, then the future market of this ticket is promising.

10. Golden Cross "buying point: Short term moving average crosses over medium - to long-term moving average; MACD line shows an upward trend; The KDJ three lines intersect, and the J line passes through the KD line. wait. The so-called "golden cross" is the buying opportunity. At this time, the machine should be applied in combination with the above-mentioned opportunities.

11. The stock price is above the average line, suddenly skyrocketing and getting farther and farther away from the average line, which is the selling opportunity. After a significant increase in stock prices, investors who buy in the short or medium to long term suddenly make huge profits, which can easily cause a large amount of profit taking and lead to a rapid decline in stock prices. Therefore, it is a sell signal.

12. The moving average gradually shifts from an upward trend to a horizontal trend, with a tendency towards a downward trend. When the stock price breaks below the average line, it is a sell signal. The upward trend of the moving average gradually transforms into a market trend, which is not an overnight event. A large number of chips change hands at this price range, which is the average holding cost area for most investors. At this point, once the stock price falls, all buyers at this price are trapped. Due to the fear of losses, any time the stock price rebounds to this price range, it will be forced to fall again due to the pressure of unwinding, thus serving as a sell signal.

13. The stock price trend is below the moving average, but when it rebounds, it does not exceed the average and falls again, which is a sell signal. The stock price still rises above the average line, but the average line continues to fall, and soon the stock price returns below the average line, which is a sell signal. When the stock price rises to near the moving average and then falls again, it indicates that investors rush to escape when there is an opportunity to break free or lose less, causing a decline in the stock price. This indicates that investors have an unstable mentality and a strong desire to sell at this time, which can lead to a continued sharp decline in stock prices, thus serving as a selling signal.

14. When the overall market situation forms a major trend, resolutely clear all positions and sell them. When the Shanghai Composite Index or the Shenzhen Composite Index rises significantly and forms a medium-term large head, it is a critical moment to sell stocks. Many market commentators believe that it is unscientific to speculate on individual stocks without considering the index. Focusing only on the trend of individual stocks is like seeing trees without seeing forests. According to historical statistics, the market has experienced a major decline, with over 90% to 95% of individual stocks experiencing a major decline. When the market forms a large bottom, more than 80% to 90% of individual stocks form a large bottom. The linkage between the overall market and individual stocks is quite strong, and a few individual stocks have risen against the trend under the intervention and manipulation of the main force, which is only a rare and isolated phenomenon. The probability of catching this kind of "Zhuang stock" that rises against the market is extremely low. Therefore, once the market forms a large head area, it is a crucial moment to decisively sell stocks in batches.

15. After a significant increase, trading volume significantly increased and stocks were sold. After the stock price rises sharply, shareholders generally profit. Once one day the stock experiences a significant increase in selling orders, especially with a lot of active selling, it reflects that the main players and large investors are selling one after another, which is a strong signal of selling. Although there are still many investors buying at this time and buying is still enthusiastic, it is easy to confuse investors with poor viewing experience, and sometimes even make misjudgments about trading. In fact, the main force is to sell chips in a concentrated manner, and no major force is willing to collect chips in the high price area to achieve the desired "trading" goal of a few investors. The trading volume has reached its highest level in recent months or even years, which is a powerful signal for the main force to sell and the key for shareholders to sell. Stocks without the main force's support are difficult to rise, and it is difficult for small and medium-sized retail investors to push up stock prices alone. At the end of the uptrend, the trading volume reached a record high, with over 90% forming a large head area.

16. When the daily candlestick shows a cross or a long upper shadow with a hammer shaped bullish or bearish candlestick after a significant upward trend, sell the stock. After rising for a period of time, the daily candlestick shows a cross star, indicating that the buying and selling forces are equal, and the situation will shift from a buyer's market to a seller's market. The appearance of a cross star at a high level is like a red light at a crossroads, indicating that the market will undergo a turning point. After a significant increase in stock price, a inverted hammer shaped bearish candlestick with a long shadow appears, reflecting a high number of sellers on the day. If the trading volume is high on the day, it is a signal of a peak. When many stocks form a high-level cross star or inverted hammer shaped long bearish candlestick, there is an 80-90% chance of forming a large head, which is the key to decisive selling.

17. After a significant increase in stock prices, the key time to sell stocks is around the ex rights date.listed companyAfter implementing the distribution plan at the end of the year or in the middle of the year, if the stock price rises sharply, a market trend of selling stocks at a high price is often formed around the equity registration date or ex rights date. Once there is a continuous market situation of selling tens of thousands of shares on that day, it should be sold decisively to reflect the main force's selling, and it is not advisable to hold the stock for a long time.

18. The key to selling is to announce the expected positive news in the market after the stock price has risen significantly.