1. Infinite decline: Infinite decline refers to the stock price decline, but the market turnover is very small. This happens because the bearish investors in the market far exceed the bullish investors;
2. Decline in trading volume: The decline in trading volume is a sudden surge in stock trading volume and a decline in stock prices. The decline in trading volume usually means that the main funds guide the stock price to fall. Under normal circumstances, the stock trading volume will not suddenly soar, let alone fall.
What does infinite decline mean?
The stock turnover rate index below 1% is called infinite, and the infinite decline means that the stock turnover rate is below 1%, and the stock price shows a downward trend. No one buys the stocks in the market, or the stock market is in a downturn. If investors are not careful, the stocks may fall indefinitely. If the subsequent trading volume of the stock rises, or the stock falls indefinitely during the strong rising stage, then the subsequent share price of the stock may rise. However, if there is an infinite decline in the opening stage, it may cause all investors in the market to panic and sell stocks on a large scale, and then the stock price may fall.