Remember: Limit Up, Distinguish High/Low Volume, Simpler = Profitable

Stock trading essentially boils down to two words: "buy" and "sell"!

Since it's a transaction, how can we make money?

To put it bluntly, it's four words: "buy low, sell high"!

Stock investment, as a popular way of managing finances, has become a consensus in the investment community.

All investors want to make a fortune in the stock market, but as an investment, opportunities and risks coexist.

Where there is profit, there must be loss, and the proportion of investors who suffer losses is relatively large.

Many investors believe that making money in the stock market is simply about buying low and selling high, and then repeating the operation to continuously profit.

This statement seems very reasonable and correct.

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However, the reason for investment mistakes is that investors do not know how to grasp the buying and selling points.

In layman's terms, investors do not have a clear concept of "when to buy and when to sell," nor do they have a reasonable plan for stopping losses and taking profits, which is very dangerous in the stock market.

We must not only pay attention to the constant changes in stock prices but also to the risks and opportunities that may arise at any time, that is, pay attention to the signals indicating buying and selling points.

Only in this way can we be adept and balanced in the stock market, achieving stable profits.

In fact, there is no such thing as a top or bottom in real stock trading, and there is no precise way to escape the top or bottom in the actual trading process.

If there were such a person, they would definitely be the richest person in the world.

All transactions in the stock market have certain limitations, and most retail investors do not have the ability to discern this.

Retail investors must keep three points in mind: First, the stock market only has relative, not absolute; Second, stocks speak based on results, not on "what ifs"; Third, less is more, slow is fast.

Understand the big Yang and the limit rise, distinguish between relatively high and low positions with huge volume.

The simpler the method, the more money it makes.

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The first type: The phoenix returns to the nest, and it is difficult to get a limit rise.

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The second type: The silver phoenix returns to the nest, and a limit rise is expected.

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The third type: The golden phoenix returns to the nest, and it is easy to get a limit rise.

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The fourth type: Relatively low position with huge volume rising.

Stocks with low prices attract capital inflows due to their low prices, leading to a more sustained upward trend.

This provides a good trading opportunity for short-term traders, but also carries certain risks.

The main risk of low position volume increase: 5.

The fifth type: Relatively high position with huge volume falling.

For operators with weak strength and insufficient control ability, they often lift and wash the plate at the same time.

Specifically, the operator will let the stock price fluctuate greatly every day, while the K-line appears to alternate between Yin and Yang, but the overall trend is gradually upward.

In this case, sensitive and suspicious investors will panic internally, hand over the chips after making a profit, and the operator achieves the purpose of washing the plate.

When a stock appears to fall with a large volume at a high position, if it is accompanied by an increase in turnover rate, it often indicates that the stock price has turned into a weak trend.

At this time, investors can consider selling to stop the loss to avoid being deeply trapped.

The stock market is full of changes, and there are many excellent investors, but there are no eternal winners.

Some strategies and methods in the market can be used for reference, but it is important to understand that even if someone else's ideas are very refined, they are always someone else's.

The most critical thing is how we can find the most suitable methods and skills in the vast sea of methods and skills, and then transform them into our own investment style.

Therefore, any investor who enters the actual combat must integrate the accumulation of knowledge with actual operations, adjust investment strategies according to their own style characteristics, and over time, they will form a stable set of methods and skills.