related question and answer: how do stocks look at the inflow and outflow of main funds? Investors can only view the inflow and outflow of main funds through some functions in the trading software: 1. View the net inflow and outflow of large orders on the trading software, which may indicate the entry of main funds; The net outflow of large orders indicates the departure of main funds. Another example is the statistics of capital outflow every day when the flush is closed in real time. If a stock flows out continuously for several days, the main force has left the market in a short time. 2. Looking at the change of turnover, the turnover represents the actual amount. If the turnover increases gradually, it may indicate that the main funds are in the net inflow; The turnover is gradually decreasing, indicating that the main funds may be in a net outflow. 3. Look at the flow of northbound funds and southbound funds. Northbound capital refers to the capital of land stock connect, and many trading software will have the capital flow of land stock connect, and the net outflow means that foreign capital leaves the market; Southbound capital refers to the capital flowing from the mainland to Hong Kong. If southbound capital is withdrawn from the Hong Kong stock market, it will flow into the domestic stock market. 4. In addition, investors can also conduct technical analysis through the K-line. Generally, the outflow of main funds on the K-line may form a big Yinxian line and a small Yinxian line that continues to fall.

Extended information: Difference between net purchase and net inflow: On some trading software, when looking at the capital flow of dry ports, you can see that there is a difference between net purchase and net inflow, so the meaning of guidance is different: net purchase: the total amount of transactions made on that day, that is, the transaction amount of purchase-the transaction amount of sale. The value obtained is positive, indicating that the initiative to buy more that day, multi-party dominant; On the other hand, if it is negative, it means that the empty side occupied the dominant position on that day. Net inflow: refers to the difference between the net inflow and the net outflow of the current day, but the amount of net inflow includes the entrusted documents with pending orders that have not been transacted. If the net inflow is positive, it means that there are more capital inflows on that day, and vice versa. Therefore, it is not difficult to see that the net purchase is the actual amount, and the net inflow includes the part that has been completed and the part that has not been declared. Therefore, to be precise, it will be more accurate and meaningful to refer to "net purchase" when looking at the flow of funds in the north. It is not difficult to understand what net inflow and bulk inflow mean literally: net inflow is the difference between net inflow and net outflow on that day. If the net inflow is negative, it means that the funds actively flow out on that day, and the stock price may fall when the funds flow out; If the net inflow is positive, it means that the capital flows in actively on that day, and the stock price may rise when the capital flows in; However, some softwares have net inflows of large orders, single orders and small orders. If there are many net inflows of small orders on that day, there is limited room for the stock price to rise. Bulk inflow: Generally, it refers to the oversized orders and large orders inflow from bulk transactions, so the bulk inflow is positive, which means that the stock price may rise if you buy more actively, and vice versa, it means that the funds have fled and the short-term stock price may fall. There are often positive net inflows and large inflows, but there are also cases where the stock price falls. This situation generally occurs in early trading. After the main funds raise the stock price, new funds are sought after and they are gradually shipped. Therefore, we can't completely rely on these two to judge whether the stock can be bought, but also need to combine fundamental and technical analysis.