There is no bookmaker operation, and the opening will follow the general trend. The market makers did this deliberately, opening low to wash the market, and after the wash was over, the stock price rose. This situation manifests itself as a stock pulling up at the opening or pulling up after a long period of sideways trading at a low opening price. This kind of low opening is healthy and an opportunity for operation. If it is said that it immediately pulls up after opening low or pulls up after controlling the trend, the probability of a washout is high. The dealer shipped a large amount of goods the day before and opened lower the next day. Opening low is the best choice for bookmakers in order to follow the trend, so what we should understand most is that this is the most harmful, open low for shipments, and avoid risks in time. The dealer deliberately opened the sales at a significantly lower price. The basic performance range is large, and it runs for a long time below. It rises a lot during the day and then falls back a lot, or it suddenly rises at the end of the day and attracts follow-up shipments again. It is also very common for dealers to take advantage of others' psychology of picking up bargains and sell goods.

A low opening generally refers to the situation in the financial trading market where the opening index of the current day is lower than the closing index of the previous day, or the opening price of a trading instrument in the market is lower than the closing price of the previous trading day.

Includes: securities market market, securities market index, securities market stocks, futures market index, futures varieties, precious metal market, gold, silver, stamp (collection) market, stamps, foreign exchange market, exchange rate, securities , treasury bonds, etc., all have "open low" situations.

There are three situations for a low opening: continuation of the trend of the previous trading day; negative news about overall or specific individual stocks before the market opens that day; speculation.

Open low and move high: that is, after the stock opens lower than the previous day's stock price, it continues to rise, showing a positive trend. Stocks that open low and move high are relatively stable, their trends are mostly upward, and their investment risks are low.

Gap and open low: The opening price is lower than the lowest price of the previous trading day.

Open higher: When the opening price of a stock on that day is higher than the closing price of the previous trading day, it is called a higher opening. The unprepared high opening price often determines the trend of the stock for a day, and has always been the focus of investors. Many stocks make a fuss about the opening price, hoping that it can guide investors in their favor. There are many forms of opening, the more eye-catching one is the situation of obviously higher opening.

Generally refers to the situation in the financial trading market where the opening index of the day is higher than the closing index of the previous day, or the opening price of the specific trading products in the market is higher than the closing price of the previous trading day.

Includes: securities market market, securities market index, securities market stocks, futures market index, futures varieties, precious metal market, gold, silver, stamp (collection) market, stamps, foreign exchange market, exchange rate, securities , treasury bonds, etc., all have "opened higher".

There are three situations for a high opening: continuation of the trend of the previous trading day; good news for the whole market or specific individual stocks before the market opens on the same day; speculation.

In addition, after the stock opens higher, there will be two trends. These two trends respectively represent different trends, namely "open high and move high" and "open high and move low."