Several Laws Followed By Strong Rebound

Elasticity Law:

The law of point of attack: grab a rebound must grab two points: buy points and hot spots, and indispensable.

Because the duration of the rally is not long and the space for its rise is limited. If we fail to grasp the right place to buy, we can not rush to catch up, so as not to get caught in the dilemma.

In addition, there is bound to be obvious hot spots in every rebate market that is worth participating. The hot plate will easily stimulate the popularity of the market and trigger a sharp rebound. The main funds often use this kind of plate as the fulcrum of the rebound.

Usually hot stocks rise strongly, in the rebound market, investors only grasp such hot spots, in order to truly seize the short-term profit opportunities rebound.

The law of timing: patience and waiting time to sell.

The operation of rebound and operation in the rising market are not.

At the same time, the stock market has to wait for the end of the rally until the stock price has ceased to rise and fall back, but the selling in the rally is not good enough to wait for the rally to come.

In the rush to rebound, we should emphasize the early sale. Generally, after making profits, we must make a decisive profit. If there is no profit for some reason, and when the market rebounding is about to reach its theoretical space, we must also sell decisively.

Because the duration and the space of the rally are limited. It is too late to wait until the top of the confirmation stage is sold.

The law of decision making is that investment decisions are dominated by strategies and supplemented by forecasts.

The trend of development of the rebound market is often not obvious. The variables of market development are bigger and the forecast is more difficult. Therefore, participation in the rebound market should be dominated by strategy and supplemented by prediction.

The law of pformation: a rebound may not turn into a reversal, but the reversal must evolve from a rebound.

However, there is only one rally that can be turned into a reversal in a round of downturns, and the remainder of the other rebound will lead to a further decline.

Investors who rebound for a chance of reversing are often stuck in the middle of the way down, so don't take the rally as a reversal.