18 tips and tricks for trading, practical skills

1. For the overall market, large cap stocks (white line) rise faster than small cap stocks (yellow line), indicating a pullback. Conversely, if the yellow line rises faster than the white line, it will drive up the white line.
2. If the rise fall ratio is greater than 1 and the overall market falls, it indicates a strong bearish trend, and vice versa, a strong bullish trend. This situation is bearish at high levels and bullish at low levels. 3. Stocks with high trading volume begin to weaken, or popular sectors in the previous stock market weaken, when caution is approaching the end of the market. 4. Stocks are generally weak, and do not buy stocks easily when the hot spots have disappeared and new market hotspots have not yet emerged. 5. The trading volume has repeatedly hit record highs, but the stock price has not increased significantly, so distribution should be considered at any time. Conversely, if the trading volume is extremely low, do not easily sell the stock. 6. If there is an ideal match between price and volume in the transaction details of the 5-point market, be optimistic about the future market. Otherwise, be careful. 7. If the trading volume is too small in the morning, there are more opportunities for a rebound in the afternoon; if it is too large in the morning, there is a higher probability of a decline in the afternoon. 8. It is best to operate in the afternoon, as afternoon operations rely on morning plates and use 60 minute K-line analysis, which has good reliability. 9. If a rising stock experiences significant pressure but is ultimately eliminated, it indicates that it will still rise. 10. The rise and fall of general stocks follow the average price, and if there is a deviation, there will be a reversal. 11. Large scale buying and selling often occur on the market, and when buying, buying up several levels at once indicates that large investors are buying. 12. When a stock is consolidating or falling, the internal market is larger than the external market, and the bearish candlestick is small with high trading volume, which increases the possibility of the stock having a market trend in the future; The overall market plummeted, but the stock did not fall much or did not fall at all. The downward trend was strong and the trading volume was high, indicating a high possibility of future market fluctuations. 13. When the upward trend (curve) of the stock price is definitely greater than the downward trend, one should be optimistic about the stock. 14. In a downtrend, choose stocks that go against the trend; In the upward trend, it is advisable to choose stocks that are bought and sold in large quantities. 15. Opening a few minutes can cause the stock price to rise sharply, but if the moving average fails to keep up, it often ends up in the form of a failure for the day. 16. On the day of the decline, a huge amount was released, but the bearish candlestick entity was not large, and most of the time it operated above yesterday's closing, with more opportunities for a rise the next day. 17. The increase is above 5-7%, with the internal market being larger than the external market. The high point continues to innovate and the low point continues to rise, indicating that there are large institutional investors purchasing. 18. If the price list is evenly distributed, it means that the major players are not included, otherwise there will be major players involved.