Pyramid stacking method Pyramid stacking method means that the initial amount of funds entering the market is relatively small. If the market is in the same direction in the afternoon, the proportion of adding positions is getting smaller and smaller, and the position control is in the form of big below and small above, like a pyramid. Stock positions are usually pyramid-shaped positions because stocks cannot float. ...

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Inverted pyramid position refers to the relatively large amount of funds that initially entered the market. If the market runs in the opposite direction, it will not add positions, and the bottom of the position is small and the top is large, like an inverted pyramid. It must be noted that it is not easy to add positions by reversing the pyramid. You bought more in the back than in the front.