Whether the stock can continue to rise during the fluctuation process? The previous article mentioned several times that the premise for stocks to continue to rise is that funds enter the market. The obvious manifestation of funds entering the market is the increase in volume, bu

can continue to rise during stock fluctuations? In the previous article, the premise that stocks can continue to rise several times is that funds enter the market. The obvious manifestation of capital entering the market is to increase volume, but increasing volume does not mean that capital entering the market, but capital entering the market definitely requires increasing volume.

: One trend that I talked about today is that it has risen rapidly and sharply in the early stage, and then after a pullback, it has risen again, which is what many friends mentioned as the second pull-up, the air-boosting, and the dragon turning back.

However, whether you can get out of the trend of dragon turning back requires many conditions. You can either simply see the rebound or be able to turn back. Whether you can get out of the trend of dragon turning back is the first thing to do is to see the strength of the trend before the pullback and the strength after the pullback. Only by making a distinction between the overall situation can you determine whether you can get out of the trend of dragon turning back in the later stage.

So how to predict whether there will be a higher and faster increase in the later stage? The first thing is to look at the previous posture during the upward process. If the increase is too high and too fast, and it is obviously increasing in volume during the upward process, it starts to increase in volume when it rises, and after a sharp and rapid rise, it does not fluctuate at the high level, but a quick pullback occurs again, and it significantly shrinks in volume during the downward process. Then, after this trend pauses sideways and consolidates in the later stage, it is easy to see a second pull-up and move out of the trend of turning back.

If the trend is rising in the previous period, or it is directly rising in the daily limit, it has fluctuated at a high level before the pullback, especially since it has fluctuated in large volume, then the probability of a dragon turning back in the later stage of this trend is extremely low, and it is almost impossible for a second significant increase to occur.

There is another obvious trend that is that it starts to shrink volume during the previous rise. The later the increase is, the more it starts to increase volume, and the volume released during the high fluctuation process is greater. This trend is more obvious in the process of accelerating the rise in the later stage. Especially when the fluctuation is still fluctuating, the volume is released, which is a clear manifestation of the profit-making market. After this trend occurs in

, if the pullback is still large in volume during the later pullback, it means that the person who wants to take profits is always walking, and it is difficult for such a trend to get out of the potential of a second pull-up and continue to rise in the later stage. It is difficult for

to get out of the second pull-up. It is not that the trend cannot rise in such a trend, but that it is difficult to continue to rise sharply. There will be a rebound and no reversal.

However, this kind of sharp rise in the early stage. In the trend after the pullback in the later stage, many friends think that there will be a second pull-up if there is a positive line. They blindly enter the market, but they are trapped at the second high point.

This trend of increasing volume at a high level is to confirm that there will be a secondary pull-up and rise. One of the key points of the trend of increasing volume is to eat the high point of the previous volume fluctuation, so that there will be a secondary pull-up. Never rebound after a pull-up and think that there will be a secondary pull-up.

So not all rapid rises will have a second pull-up as long as there is a rebound. You need to make a careful distinction and then consider whether you can enter the market.