The decline of high turnover rate means that investors who hold stocks are bearish on the trend of stocks in a short time and start to sell stocks in large quantities, but at the same time, OTC investors are also actively buying stocks sold by investors who hold stocks. The decline of high turnover rate means that the chip structure of the stock has begun to loosen, and the price difference has increased significantly.

How does the stock price behave after falling in high volume?

After the decline in high volume, the stock chips are generally scattered, and it takes time for the main force to collect chips, so it is difficult for the stock price to rise again. In addition, the decline in trading volume is generally due to the negative impact of stocks, so the short-term trend of stocks is generally not very good, and may impact or continue to fall. If the main force collects chips when the high volume drops, or actively stimulates the stock in the short term, the stock price is expected to rise again in the short term. Generally speaking, a long-term sideways high stock may turn into a downward trend if its trading volume drops. If the stock price is still rising, there is still the possibility of rising again after the volume falls.