首先,这个问题其实跟股票题材消息来源相关。
可以通过搜索重大事件,新闻等方式来判断相关股票涨跌。
比如我喜欢看炒股软件的及时消息,各类新闻的热门,国内外大事件。
然后,获得消息以后的分析才是最重要的。是持续性,还是就影响一两天,还是反复会折腾。
最后我们把分析反应到买卖股票上,指导我们获利。
First of all, this question is actually related to the source of stock-related news.
You can judge the rise and fall of related stocks by searching for major events, news, etc.
For example, I like to read the real-time news of stock trading software, the hot news of various types, and major domestic and international events.
Then, the analysis after obtaining the news is the most important. Is it continuous, or will it affect one or two days, or will it be repeated.
Finally, we reflect the analysis on buying and selling stocks to guide us to make profits.
How to find and capture hot stocks as soon as possible?
For stock traders, the most stable method is to stand on the shoulders of the trend and let the rising trend become our helper.
Therefore, in each rising band, it is necessary to be able to find the hot industries and hot stocks of the rising band.
Generally, I divide the discovery of hot stocks into two parts: intraday discovery and post-market discovery.
Methods for discovering and capturing hot spots during the trading session:
1. The market closed above the 5-day line the day before, which means that the trend has begun to warm up. This is the most important part of all intraday hot spot chasing. The general trend is good and you can pursue profits.
2. After the morning call auction ends, quickly check the sector with the strongest intraday bidding. This sector cannot have risen too much, but has just started.
There are generally several stocks in the sector that are closed at the same price. This sector is the hottest sector of the day. It is likely to be affected by different factors such as policies, favorable factors, and turning points in industry development. Open the leader, look at the news involved, and then go to Sina.com to watch the 7*24 hours real-time news to judge the strength and degree of the favorable news.
3. The volume ratio of the call auction on the same day is outstanding, there is no daily limit in the previous period, there is favorable news in the previous period but no favorable news in the near future, there is no big positive sector and individual stock in the previous period, and at least three similar stocks can be attributed to a certain concept. This is the hot spot in the market. This sector usually rises later than the rise of the market, but there is obvious capital intervention, so you can lurk first, or follow the leader in the future.
4. If there is none, you can look for [Abnormal Movement Monitoring] in your own market viewing software, and look for several stocks of the same type that have suddenly been bought in large orders. The leader of the same sector has reached the daily limit, and you can find the second dragon stock among the stocks in the same sector that have entered in large quantities to snipe.
5. When looking for stocks in the market, you need to find stocks that have entered in large quantities, not those that have reached the daily limit with a single volume. There is a large amount of entry, which means that the main force enters the time-sharing buy order with more than ten consecutive inflows, and then this situation continues for two or three times. After each pull, it will go sideways for a period of time; at the same time, it is also a rising sector. There are several stocks in the sector that are like this, indicating that funds have begun to intervene in this sector in the early stage and will become a hot spot in the future.
How to find hot spots after the market:
1. Review the leading sectors of the day, which sectors led the rise today, and whether funds flow into or out of the sector;
2. Review the Dragon and Tiger List of the day to see which sector leaders are the first board, and tomorrow you can pay attention to whether the second board will be generated, thereby driving the sector to rise;
3. Sort out the most important policies, news, and industry information in the past month, such as the concept of price increase, whether a nationwide overall industry price increase behavior has been formed.
4. Look for stocks that have been continuously intervened by funds but have not reached the daily limit. There will be a possibility that the hot spots will explode in the future market and become stocks with daily limit.
In short, whether it is intraday or after-hours, discovering and capturing hot spots usually takes stocks with rising volume and price as the main goal. If you intervene in the right stocks in time, your assets may increase in value quickly. Of course, if it has risen too much, you cannot intervene to avoid being trapped.
Thank you for the invitation
First, pay attention to national policies. We all know that the Chinese stock market is a policy market. Big policies give birth to big bull stocks, such as last year's Science and Technology Innovation Board, the Belt and Road Initiative, and the Shanghai Free Trade Zone.
Second, look at industry news, such as the launch of 5g, the application of flexible screens, and concepts such as artificial meat.
Third, pay attention to the international situation. For example, when Argentina's stocks and bonds are double-killed, you can pay attention to safe-haven products such as gold.
Fourth, pay attention to emergencies. For example, the Yancheng incident created a large number of bull stocks such as Zhejiang Longsheng and the later transparent factory concept Dingzhi Software.
Fifth, pay attention to mergers and acquisitions, such as the merger of CNR and CSR.
Sixth, pay attention to asset injection, such as Evergrande's injection into Langfang Development, Alibaba's injection into Sanjiang Shopping, etc.
Of course, there is also the concept of product price increase, such as Fangda Carbon, and the improvement of performance itself, such as Xishui Shares, etc.
There are also listed companies that have changed their substantial business varieties, such as Offcn Education's acquisition of Yaxia Automobile, and Harbin High-Tech's acquisition of Xiangcai Securities, etc.