Late-trading increases are a common phenomenon in the stock market, and are often the beginning of a company's stock price rising rapidly. This phenomenon makes people think of two words: rush for funds and lure more. Raising funds means that some institutions or individuals take advantage of low prices to buy stocks when they expect the stock price to rise. Long luring means that when some institutions or individuals want to sell stocks, they attract more investors to buy by raising the price, so that they can sell at a higher price.

In the late trading rally, it is difficult for us to see the essence of this phenomenon at a glance. Therefore, we need to approach this issue from multiple angles. Here are some possible triggers.

First of all, policy changes may be the reason behind the increase. Because the late trading is the last period of the trading day, policy changes that will occur that day will also be announced beforehand. When policies change and have a positive impact on stock prices, investors will act quickly to increase stock prices. For example, if a company is facing closure due to cost issues, but announces at the end of the day that the government will provide debt relief to the company, then the main market players will buy at the end of the day to increase the stock price, because this news will have a positive impact on the future of the company. Influence.

Secondly, market performance may also be one of the factors. For a period of time, the stock market is tepid and people start to feel extremely bored, but as long as one stock starts to rise, it can easily lead the trend of the entire market. If this situation occurs in late trading, the main market players are likely to see this sign and consider buying heavily in the stock market to increase the price. Maybe they think that buying a lot of dips at this time will allow them to make more profits.

Thirdly, poor market conditions may be another reason behind the rise. Over a period of time, the market may show varying degrees of decline, and some may even worry about a sharp drop. But when the market rises slightly in late trading, investors will think that the stock or market has bottomed out and start buying stocks on a large scale to seize the rebound opportunity. This kind of market may only last for a while, but institutions that buy quickly during the late trading rally will push the price up and quickly raise the stock price.

By studying the behavior patterns of investors in investment decisions and trying to discuss it from multiple angles, we can summarize the following views:

The reasons for the late rally are: There are many, and each reason will have a different impact on the stock market. However, in either case, it needs to be viewed from a different reference point of view. For investors, whether they are rushing to raise funds or attracting more funds, they should fully understand the market determination and bear their own risks. Only by achieving self-control and in-depth understanding of stocks can you have an advantage over others in this highly competitive market.