1. Rise against the trend: When the market is in a state of adjustment or decline, demon stocks will rise against the trend. For example, the market index fell, but the stock can keep rising, but the continuous increase in the short term may not be large, showing relative independence and resilience.5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.
5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.1. Rise against the trend: When the market is in a state of adjustment or decline, demon stocks will rise against the trend. For example, the market index fell, but the stock can keep rising, but the continuous increase in the short term may not be large, showing relative independence and resilience.
5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.It should be noted that even if these signs appear, it is not entirely certain that a stock will become a monster stock, because the stock market is complex and uncertain. When making investment decisions, investors should comprehensively consider various factors, not just rely on these signs, but also have a full understanding and evaluation of risks.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
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