When we trade in stocks, it is difficult for us to make judgments on the stock market without any reference, and the main capital inflow indicator is a good indicator. Many people will make decisions about this stock based on the main dynamics.
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So what do you think of this indicator?
First, for us ordinary retail investors, the simplest way is to subtract the number of internal hands from the number of external lots, and then multiply it by the average stock price of the day's transactions to get the net capital flow of the day. If the external market is larger than the internal market,
It is a net inflow of funds. If the external market is smaller than the internal market, it is a net outflow of funds.
The calculation formulas of some of the stock technical analysis software may be more complex, and the data used in the calculations are also more comprehensive, but the principle is the same, which is to calculate and distinguish between internal and external markets based on the stock trading volume reported in the market.
Second, the transactions that occur when the stock price rises are inflows, and the transactions that occur when the stock price falls are outflows. However, this calculation method is more complicated than our first method above. Let me introduce the statistics to you.
Method: 1. If the index rises compared with the previous minute, the turnover of this minute can be regarded as capital inflow, otherwise it is outflow. If the index does not change, it will not be included.
A calculation must be made every minute, and the first half of the calculation needs to be counted every day. The subtraction of incoming funds and outgoing funds is the stock's net inflow of funds that day.
Calculated in this way: the turnover of the index when it is rising is the force that drives the index up. This part of the turnover can be defined as capital inflow, while the turnover when it falls is the force that pushes the index down. This part is called
Defined as capital outflow, and the difference between the two is the net force driving the index upward, we can calculate the net capital inflow of the stock that day.
2. We calculate capital inflows from buying and selling orders. When an increase occurs, only buying orders are counted as capital inflows. When a decrease occurs, only selling orders are counted as capital outflows. The difference between the day's capital inflows and outflows is calculated.
The same is true for stocks. Usually, the trading volume when the stock price rises during a period of time is regarded as inflow, while the trading volume when the stock price drops during a period of time is regarded as outflow, and then the total net flow is calculated.
In short, buying funds and selling funds are the same, that is, if you are more active in buying within a certain minute and the stock price rises, this is the net inflow of funds. If you are more active in selling, if the stock price falls, this part is the net inflow of funds.
Outflow, and what we need to care about when trading stocks is the main force, the length of time between buying and selling, and the amount of funds. If the time is long and the amount of funds is large, we can follow up in time. If the time is short and the amount of funds is small,
, it means that the main force is not paying attention to this stock, and we can continue to wait and see. Of course, the main capital inflow indicator is only used as a reference for us, and it is not accurate. The situation of main capital inflow and stock price falling also exists, and when it exists, it still exists.
Very much, the stock price may fall to 15% to 30%, or even more. What is going on?
Let’s take a look below: Generally speaking, we mainly look at two points: first, what type of main inflow of funds is it?
The main force and the banker are different. Some of the main force are institutions. At this time, it is rare to become a banker. For example, some securities companies, QFII, public funds, etc. buy it because they are optimistic about the long-term value investment of a stock.
It will not move for a long time, maybe one year, two years or even five years. In this case, the stock price will not fluctuate much. There may be some short-term fluctuations in individual cases, but the amplitude will not be too large.
Large, after the main force buys, the trading volume declines. In addition, some retail investors and short-term hot money do not like the stocks held by public funds and will sell the stocks, resulting in a short-term drop in the stock price.
Second point, what should the main funds do after inflow?
First of all, there is a problem. What we need to pay attention to is that most of the time, institutions will not absorb stock chips when the stock price is high. To absorb stock chips is to inject funds. Generally, they will choose when the stock price is low, and the main force will generally attract funds.
Multiple fund-raising, so the process of building a position is also very long. In order to attract funds at a low level, the main force will suppress the stock price through counter-attacks during the fund-raising process. When the main force completes the fund-raising, there will also be
Some unsteady retail investors may be washed out through market washing, so it is very normal for the main capital to flow into the stock and the stock price will fall.
Finally, the editor reminds everyone again that the main capital inflow indicator is only used as a reference. If you want to trade stocks, you still need to know more professional knowledge.