Short-term retail investors who can speculate in stocks like to buy stocks after 2: 30 pm. If they buy a stock in the morning, they will be easily trapped on the same day, because in many cases, it is impossible to predict the trend of this stock in the next trading time very accurately, especially during the stock market shock period, they often "dive" around 2 pm. If they dive in the afternoon, they will be caught directly.

After 2: 30 in the afternoon, the stock market experienced the ups and downs in the first few trading hours, and the trend was basically clear. At this time, the risk of choosing individual stocks to open positions is relatively small, especially those stocks that have risen sharply in volume. After the opening of the market the next day, they may rise inertia and then sell directly. Of course, if the stock market plummets in the morning, you can also consider opening a position in the morning; However, if a stock opens higher and goes higher in the morning, and the trading volume continues to increase, it is best not to buy it, because it may be that the dealer pulled up and sold the stock.

In addition, investors need to be reminded that "buying stocks after 2: 30" can only be said to be relatively safe, and it is relatively easy to find and capture bull stocks the next day. That doesn't mean you have to buy it after 2: 30. If the technology is in place, you can buy it at any time.

Beginners can practice with a simulated stock market in the early stage and sum up some experience from it. You can also use a bull stock treasure like me, and you can follow the cattle people. Personally, I think it is very reliable, and I hope I can help you. It's good to have an assistant.