Institutional trend is the ratio of the difference to the sum of the number of large buying orders (including active and passive) and the number of large selling orders (including active and passive). The value of daily institutional movements, red indicates net buying, and green indicates net selling. The red cross indicates the day's institutional trend value. Retail investors can sort institutional trends on the institutional trend ranking table page to select short-term strong stocks.
2. Institutional trend is the difference between the number of large buying orders (including active buying and passive buying) and the number of large selling orders (including active selling and passive selling) and the difference between the two. The ratio of the sum value.
1. When the stock price rises and the institutional trend value is positive, it indicates that the institution continues to attract goods; the larger the value, the greater the probability of the upward trend continuing
2. When the stock price rises, However, if the institutional trend value is negative, it means that the institution is shipping at a high level. The smaller the value, the greater the probability of the stock price reversing downward
3. When the stock price falls and the institutional trend value is negative, it means that the institution continues to Ship; the smaller its value, the greater the probability of the downward trend continuing
4. When the stock price falls, but the institutional trend value is positive, it means that the institution buys at a low level. The larger its value, the stock price reverses upward. The greater the probability;
5. When the main force is not ready to push up the stock price, the performance of the stock price is often dull, and the change in trading volume is also very small.