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How can we better grasp the main rising wave market
How to grasp and accurately grasp the main rising wave? Rao Genping

The main rising wave is the dream of stock speculators, and every stock has a main rising wave. How can we catch the main rising waves several times and dozens times? Is there any way? The answer is yes.

How can we better grasp the main rising wave market?

1, there was a slight increase in the early stage, but the increase was relatively mild and gentle;

2. The stock price is rarely at a low level, often the highest point in the near future, and some even attack historical highs;

3. Stocks that entered the main rising wave market in the early stage usually have sideways consolidation;

4. From the perspective of volume, except for the huge amount in the initial stage, the volume in the later stage is usually shrinking, and the volume before starting is small.

According to the performance of previous stocks, those stocks that are about to enter the main rising wave have the following characteristics:

Look at the stock price: the stock price has broken through a nearly one-year high or a historical high, and the stock price is less than or equal to the average cost.

Look at the increase: the stock price increase is generally above 1 times, and there will be a wave of main rising waves when individual stocks increase by about 70%. Stocks with an increase of less than 50% generally do not have a main wave.

Look at the K-line shape: When the main wave rises, the K-line shape is Changyang Yin Chang, which is in obvious contrast with Xiaoyang Silver on the left. K-line rises along the 5-day moving average, and the closing price never breaks through the 5-day moving average. The stock price will hit a new high every day or at least in three days.

Look at the shape of the moving average: the daily line breaks through all the short-term moving averages below the 250-day moving average, and the moving averages are arranged in long positions and diverge upward; The weekly line broke through the short-term moving averages of 5 10, 20, 30 and 60 weeks.

Look at the chips: the bottom chips are single-peak dense, the stock price crosses the chip-dense area, and there is no locking disk above.

Look at the turnover rate: the turnover rate is generally around 10%, and the lower the turnover rate, the better, and the best is 2-3%, indicating that the chip lock is better.

Look at the volume: the 5-day moving average is greater than the 50-day moving average.

Look at the profit ratio: it is best to 100%, at least more than 90%.

Look at the concentration: the concentration at 90% is less than 10, or close to 10.

Look at the indicator: MACD: The golden cross appears for the second time above the 0-axis of the daily line, and the golden cross appears on the weekly line. LTSH is greater than the skyline, the current price line of ABJB crosses the top line, and the top line rises.

Best time to buy:

1, break through the resistance level

When the stock price moves to the resistance zone, if it can continue to break through the resistance level and stand firm above the resistance zone, the resistance zone will become a support zone, and the chips will not be scattered. The profitability of chips is above 90%, and the average cost is below the stock price 10%.

2. The rising gap masks the decline.

K-line gap means that the original trend will continue, the rising will continue to rise, and the falling will continue to fall. When the rising gap is covered by profit-taking, if the decline stops and then the strong upside just begins, it is a buying opportunity. However, we need to be vigilant at this time. If it continues to fall after covering the gap, it means that the original trend has been reversed and it is necessary to stop the loss in time.

3, long arrangement, shrinking callback

On the 5th, 10, 20th, 60th, and120th, the moving averages are arranged in multiple positions, forming an upward trend. Any contraction in the upward trend is a good buying opportunity. Of course, which moving average is suitable for callback must be determined by combining the trend of individual stocks and the broader market. It should be noted that in the long arrangement, as long as there is no top deviation in the same upward trend, you can intervene at any time when the volume stops falling and picks up.

Use the 3-day moving average to grasp the situation of the main rising wave;

Those stocks that change from slow growth to fast growth are generally given buying opportunities near the 3-day moving average (not the commonly used 5-day moving average) in early trading. Because the 3-day moving average is accelerating, even if it goes bad the next day, when the 3-day moving average turns around, the stock price will generally be higher than your buying cost at that time. The key point is that you can use accelerated stocks, and the three-day moving average must be out. The actual combat success rate is very high and the effect is very good.

In the plunge market, the best operation strategy is to wait and see, but there is nothing to do. You can choose some strong stocks under bad market conditions as the preparation varieties for later operation. When retail investors are desperate, dark horses always step forward. The more panic and pessimism, the main force of some stocks in the market is actually against the trend.

Pay attention to catch the main rising wave:

1. Observe the stocks that have risen to a certain extent from the bottom, but have not yet appeared in a large volume, that is, the stocks that have been mainly involved, but have not yet started the main upswing, which are listed as key concerns;

2. Pay attention to when these stocks have obvious dishwashing and shock opening actions, and wait and see before they appear;

3. Once it breaks through after washing, you can intervene when the stock price breaks through the high point before washing.