How to identify the bottom strength of bull stocks? Can you elaborate on it?

Volume can be said to be the kinetic energy of price. A stock often falls or consolidates for a long time before it explosively rises and then shrinks sharply. Continue to expand again or the volume can grow moderately, and the stock price rises. The trading of a stock at the bottom is magnified, just as a stock must have enough fuel to take off. Only by being completely at the bottom of power can the stock price be pushed to a very high level. Therefore, the trading volume of stocks that are ready to rise sharply will inevitably appear at the bottom, and the trading volume will inevitably continue to increase at the beginning of the rise, and the volume and price will coexist. After the main rising period, there is often a strong trend of rising and shrinking prices, that is, the so-called infinite skyrocketing.

A stock that can only soar must have enough bottom power to push up its price. Abundant trading volume, we used to refer to a small amount of trading volume: when the trading volume of a stock is extremely low, a large amount of trading volume is needed to push up the price. A tool for measuring demand and selling gas can confirm the stock price, so the smart money at the bottom must track a large number of stocks, because when a stock changes dramatically, the relationship between supply and demand will determine the price, and investors can't ignore this change. Once the relationship between stock and quantity is measured, the stock price will inevitably rise as expected after intervention.

The change of volume pattern will be a sign of trend reversal. At the beginning of the rise, the relationship between trading volume and stock price is a small price. With the continuous expansion of trading volume, the stock price is also rising. In a strong period, there may be a lot of insurance per liter of trading volume, and eventually it will rise at the end of this period, and the price will fall in quantity, which will not deviate from the trend. If the stock price falls below the 10 moving average, it shows that its strength has changed. At this time, it will temporarily end the strength and enter the intermediate closing stage. Therefore, when you hold a strong stock, you'd better pay close attention to the daily K-line chart of the stock price, and keep the daily K-line above the moving average of 10, so that it can be kept. Once the stock price falls below the moving average of 10 and there is a long negative line or market potential, it should be shipped immediately and the stock exchange operation should be considered.

Consolidation stocks deserve special attention because opportunities far outweigh risks. At the end of consolidation, the volume of transactions has shrunk, which is basically a reversal signal. The turnover is shrinking, and there may be a downward trend. There must be a chance to rebound when the volume shrinks, or it may be that the volume shrinks more until the volume shrinks and the bottom is confirmed by the one-day increase. If the stock is higher than its 10 daily moving average, it is more certain that the rebound has begun. Basically, the angle we should pay attention to is the increase of the amount after contraction. Only the increase of quantity can reflect the change of the relationship between supply and demand of inventory, and only the increase of quantity can make this have the bottom power of rising.