I believe many friends should know that stocks will be blocked when they go up. However, some stocks are not sealed when facing the daily limit, and it is indispensable for the banker to write. So, what happened when the banker deliberately refused to seal the daily limit? The following is Bian Xiao's collection of information about 202 1 why the dealer deliberately failed to close the daily limit _ What does it mean to dive in the stock market? I hope I can help you.
Why did the banker deliberately not seal the daily limit?
First, dealers ship. Bankers are using the habitual thinking of the market to attract buying by increasing trading volume and upside down. If the market can keep up with buying, it will ship, and if it can't keep up, it will operate in the opposite direction, pushing the stock price to the daily limit. After all, there are not many selling situations supported by the market or news.
Second, the dealer is pushing up the position. If the daily limit cannot be closed, the selling orders in the market will naturally flock out, so when the stock is bought at the daily limit, the dealer will let go of the selling orders and fight. This phenomenon generally occurs when the stock price is relatively low.
What does the stock diving mean?
Diving on the stock platform means that the stock price has fallen sharply compared with the previous days or minutes. Diving can be divided into three situations. In case of stock diving, investors must analyze the specific situation and don't blindly follow suit to buy or sell.
There are three situations in stock diving, namely: the first is that the stock price moves relatively high, but suddenly changes from red to flat or green. The second is that the stock price fell sharply after it opened lower. The third is that individual stocks suffered a big negative, and the stock price plummeted.
A method for judging stock trend
The upward trend, the stock market to buy the upward trend of the stock, buy at the beginning of the upward trend, which is often said to break through the first time to buy. As long as the upward trend does not turn into a downward trend, hold it, regardless of the fluctuations in the middle.
There is no trend, it always fluctuates within a range, rising a little, falling a little, rising a little, and the moving average is basically flat. Don't buy such stocks. If you don't lose money, you lose time. If you buy such stocks in a bull market, you will miss the opportunity to buy rising stocks. If you miss the opportunity, you will actually lose money. In the downward trend of the market, the greater probability is to lose time and money.
Don't buy stocks with a downward trend. Cheap prices can only lose money. Many people like to buy such stocks because they are cheap. As long as the stock turns into a downward trend, you can say goodbye to such a stock without thinking about it, whether it is a loss or a gain.
How to set the spot stop loss?
1. Stop loss at the breakthrough support level or resistance level. In the spot market, futures market and other investment markets, stop loss and take profit at support level or pressure level, that is, buy and open positions at support level, sell and transfer at pressure level, and stop loss below support level after buying, and vice versa. This is a common stop-loss and profit-taking method in commodity trading, which is suitable for all trading strategies such as intraday, short-term, band and medium-long term. The premise of using this method is to judge the support and pressure comprehensively and accurately.
Second, use the amount of funds as a stop loss. Before each entry, clearly plan how many points to lose as a stop loss. This is a good fund management method, but the premise is that traders should design their own profit-taking points and stop-loss points in combination with their own winning rates. For example, if you operate ten times, gain five times, stop loss five times, take profit 120 points, stop loss 50 points, then the result must be winning.