Stock trading rules: from the perspective of trading volume, the buying volume of a stock on that day is much greater than the selling volume, but the stock price still falls! Does it conform to the "zero sum rule"? There is no contradiction at all.

The so-called buying and selling refers to active buying and selling.

Example: 65,438+00,000 shares will be released in the first sale, and 65,438+00 shares will be released in the top ten. When you bought 5000 shares, the price remained the same when you sold them for the first time, but I fell by 10 shares when I sold them for the first ten times, reaching your price. . . . In this way, although we bought more than we sold, the stock price fell. .

Example 2: Zhuang Jiahua lowers the price with a small number of shares (for example, it falls sharply), and then raises funds at a low level ~ ~ ~