How to find buying and selling points by analyzing the volatile stock market

In the stock market, different investors enter the market one after another every year, and many investors will not quit until they receive high profits. The lucky ones can earn a huge profit, and the more miserable ones can lose a little bit of their principal. Today, the editor will share with you how to find buying and selling points when the stock market fluctuates, for your reference only!

How to find buying and selling points when the stock market fluctuates

The market that makes investors feel the most uncomfortable is undoubtedly Volatility and the common problem of worrying about gains and losses make investors have to suffer in sideways fluctuations. Oscillatory markets usually include low oscillations, mid-range oscillations, high oscillations, rising market oscillations and falling market oscillations. For different types of oscillating market conditions, the buying and selling strategies adopted are often different. Therefore, when investors grasp these types of oscillating markets, they can refer to the following five points:

(1) In low oscillating markets, investors should pay more attention to buying signals and ignore short-term selling. This is because once the chips are shaken out in this position, it will be difficult to buy them back at the same price.

(2) For the mid-range oscillatory market, the buying and selling point operation strategy at this time is to sell stocks with a large increase and buy stocks that are about to rise.

(3) The so-called high oscillation means that the stock price has continued to rise and is in the final rising stage or in the head-selling area. Usually the wave pattern has gone out for 3 to 5 waves. At this time, the risk of stock trading is very high. However, because it is in the final stage of rising, the stock price oscillates greatly and there are many opportunities, which is a real high-risk, high-yield stage.

(4) The so-called rising market oscillation is actually some stocks running in a regular rising channel. Generally speaking, when the stock price reaches the upper pressure of the upward channel, the stock can be sold.

(5) When the stock price is running in a downward channel, generally speaking, it is recommended that investors do not operate, but short-term experts can look for oscillation opportunities to make price differences.

How to judge a strong stock market

First, judge from a time perspective and K-line

From a time perspective, it can remain independent of the market for a longer period of time For individual stocks that are trending, the market makers controlling the market are relatively strong. This is reflected in the stock price pattern of medium and short-term moving averages arranged in long positions, with an obvious upward trend, orderly rises and falls, and orderly ups and downs. This is also one of the characteristics of a strong market maker.

Judged purely from the K-line, generally the strong market makers show more red and less green, which means that the rising time is more than the falling time. The real body of the positive K-line is greater than the real body of the negative K-line. The banker does The desire for more is stronger, and the market’s popularity for following the trend is also relatively strong. It can often be observed that when a stock rises, it is relatively strong, and its shadow is often seen at the forefront of the increase; but when it falls, the magnitude is much smaller than other stocks, and the trading volume is higher than that of the individual stocks in the day. The general level.

Second, when sudden bad news comes out, the stock price trend is strong

Sudden bad news includes both the market and listed companies. Many institutions are often unprepared for this kind of "sudden event" in terms of thoughts and funds, and often respond with a drop in stock prices. However, powerful bookmakers have the ability to cope with and resolve various unfavorable factors and will not easily follow the trend. In a negative situation, it may show a sideways or even upward trend against the market.

Third, compare with other stocks in the same sector

In the current market, sector linkage is an obvious rule, which often manifests as simultaneous rises and declines. However, individual stocks with strong market maker intervention will have stronger trends than individual stocks in similar sectors, provided that most of the basic conditions are not much different.

When various basic conditions are close, especially when the trend patterns are similar, the credibility of stocks with larger circulation is generally higher than that of stocks with smaller circulation. Because the circulating market is relatively large, it means that the banker needs stronger strength and more funds to operate and control it.

The meaning of stamp tax on stock fees

Stamp tax is levied according to the national tax law on the buyers and sellers after the transaction of stocks (including A shares and B shares) according to the prescribed tax rates. The payment of tax and stamp duty is deducted by the securities operating institution during the delivery with the investor, and then settled centrally during the clearing and delivery between the securities operating institution and the stock exchange or registration and clearing institution. Finally, the registration and clearing institution uniformly submits the payment to the taxing authority. Payment. The charging standard is based on 1‰ of the A-share transaction amount. Funds, bonds, etc. do not have this fee.