The core is quantity and price.

Understanding the banker's intention generally depends on the relationship between quantity and price.

For example, the increase in price increases is a normal upward trend; The reduction of price decline is a normal adjustment.

The increase of price decline is a decline, and the decrease of price increase is a rebound.

But this is all speculation. After all, it's not the banker himself, nor is it the banker who does whatever he wants. Have it both ways is also the one who is restricted by multiple factors.

Then there is the handicap pending order. Generally, the upward trend sells more, and the downward trend buys more. This is the opposite of intuition.

Then we can expand the time-sharing diagram to a few days. Looking at it together, the trend and volume and price are more obvious. You can observe and summarize the trend by yourself.

Then combine chart analysis and moving average system. The average price, including the time-sharing chart, is also an index to understand the main input of the day.

But all guesses should be based on the actual operation results, that is, the so-called "the market is always right", and the problem must be your own prediction.

Therefore, we should constantly adjust our thinking, adapt to the real running direction of the market, and don't be stubborn.