Question 2: What do you mean?

Killing the stock market means that when the stock market falls, no matter what the original price is, it should be sold immediately to avoid greater losses. This behavior is called killing.

In the actual process of stock trading, chasing up and killing down? It is synonymous with a speculative operation, and market analysts often warn investors: don't chase up and kill down. Although chasing up and down is risky and speculative, it is more active and has a higher degree of grasp of individual stocks than chasing up and down. Therefore, investors should not deliberately avoid the strategy of chasing up and killing down in specific stock operations, but should look at it with a rational eye. Although chasing up and killing down is a desirable operation method, certain principles and operation strategies must be followed in the operation, otherwise it will easily lead to losses if you are not careful.

The principle of chasing up and killing down is to recognize the general trend and follow the trend. Whether it is following the trend of individual stocks or killing the whole sector after bearish, we must consider the important factor of megatrends and avoid contrarian operations. Because if the general trend is weak, then the short-term gains of individual stocks or stocks in the whole sector will not be held, and it is meaningless to follow suit; If the market is improving, then the short-term decline of individual stocks or stocks of the whole sector is unsustainable, and it is meaningless to kill the decline.