2. Effective volume buying method. The core of this is "not increasing volume, not buying". When a stock rises, it must be accompanied by trading volume. When a stock starts, its daily trading volume often needs to break through the 50 day daily trading volume line for 5 days. When the daily trading volume can continue to exceed the 50 day daily trading volume line for 3 days, there will often be a wave of market trend afterwards, and buying stocks at this time is relatively safe. 3. Buying method with moving average support level. The core of it is to "buy stocks online", such as buying on the 5-day moving average. When preparing to buy a stock, do not rush to chase the high, buy when it rebounds to the vicinity of the 5-day moving average. You can even place an order directly on the 5-day moving average price at the opening, buy if it can be traded, and give up if it cannot be traded. Stocks that have performed well in the uptrend will have their stock prices fall back on the 5-day moving average every day, which gives us the opportunity to buy on dips. 4. Trend line support level buying method. This method has similarities with the moving average support level buying method, but the difference is that it mainly buys and sells stocks based on their operating trend. On the daily chart, an upward channel is drawn according to the upward trend of the stock's operation, and the stock price retraces to the lower track of the trend line to buy, rises to the upper track to sell, and then buys again when it retraces to the lower track, thus repeating the operation. Some also do box operations, buying on the lower track and selling on the upper track of the box. 5. K-line buying method. Collect and study various strong candlestick patterns, such as "big candlestick", "flat bottomed candlestick", "morning star", "single needle bottoming out", "parallel candlestick", and "red three soldiers". For example, someone who specializes in "Red Three Soldiers" (three consecutive small bullish lines), combined with trading volume and other technical indicators, can still achieve a high success rate in their operations. When we usually want to buy a stock that has just formed an upward trend, if a small bearish candlestick or cross star appears above the 5-day moving average, the trading volume decreases, and the turnover rate is very low, this is the best time to buy. After buying, it is likely to be a large bullish candlestick the next day. In the stock market, a battlefield without gunpowder, repeating a simple task well is the greatest success.