After the daily limit, a stock opens higher, goes higher and closes higher, which means that a stock closed at the daily limit the day before, and the stock started trading on the previous day's closing price and closed at a higher closing price than the previous day.
For example, a stock closed at the daily limit of 10 yuan yesterday. Today, it opened higher than 10 yuan and closed higher than 10 yuan.
What is the trend after that?
(1) If a stock did not open the daily limit yesterday, it will appear the next day and continue to close the daily limit, then this is the best trend;
(2) If the gap is higher than 3%, and then there is a continuous big one-way upswing, then this is also a good trend. Investors can wait and see by holding shares, and when the B wave on the time-sharing chart does not reach a new high, they can find opportunities to sell and take profits;
(3) If the stock price rises at a 90-degree angle under the impetus of continuous big orders, the trading volume increases sharply, indicating that the main offensive situation is very fierce. At this time, investors should pay attention to the trap of attracting more investors. When the stock price rises by more than 7%~8% and falls back again, the trading volume shrinks sharply, and it is impossible to hit an intraday high, so it is advisable to take profits first;
(4) If the opening price is significantly higher than 7%, and the volume ratio is above 30 and the volume is large, then it is very likely that investors will open higher and go lower that day, and investors will be out of the game in advance;
(5) If the gap opens higher, the callback does not break through yesterday's daily limit price, and then fluctuates within a narrow range or gradually fluctuates upward, it should be a strong stock, and investors can hold shares and wait and see;
(6) If a small opening is followed by a callback, it should be a strong stock as long as the callback is shallow. Investors can be cautious in holding shares on the premise of controlling risks and setting stop losses.
How to choose stocks when the stock is short to the daily limit?
The gap opened higher and went straight to the daily limit, which was very strong, and the trajectory of the stock price on the time-sharing chart was relatively simple.
This is a very strong daily limit. Generally speaking, the bigger the opening, the shorter the daily limit and the greater the participation value.
In practice, we should focus on some stocks that can quickly seal the daily limit at the opening. Even if there is no buying opportunity for such stocks on the same day, if they can continue to strengthen after opening the next day, it is also an excellent opportunity to chase up.