Bull stocks refer to individual stocks that have performed well in the stock market and have a large increase in stock price. For investors, grasping bull stocks is one of the keys to achieving investment goals. So how to seize bull stocks? Why can the stock limit continuously? Hong Kong United Securities has also prepared relevant content for your reference.
How to seize bull stocks?
1. Paying attention to the fundamentals of the company is the key to finding bull stocks. Investors can analyze the company's profitability, historical performance, and development prospects. By studying the company's financial statements, industry trends, and company development strategies, it can help investors find bull stocks with growth potential.
2. Conduct technical analysis. Technical analysis is to judge the trend of stock price by studying the historical stock price and trading volume changes, based on K-line charts and related indicators. Investors can use various technical indicators such as MACD, RSI, etc. to assist in judging the timing of buying and selling, so as to grasp the ups and downs of bull stocks.
3. Pay attention to market hotspots and policy changes. Hot industries and topics are usually sought after by the market and funds, and the performance of related stocks is also relatively active. Investors can learn about the latest hot spots and industry trends by paying attention to economic news, financial media, and industrial policies.
Why can the stock limit continuously?
1. Affected by market sentiment and institutional funds. The ups and downs of stocks are often related to market sentiment and capital flows. When the market sentiment is optimistic and investors are more confident, capital will flow into the stock market, pushing stocks up or even daily limit. In addition, when a certain stock releases major positive news, institutional investors pay attention to a large number of buying, and there may also be a continuous daily limit.
2. Affected by the relationship between supply and demand. The supply and demand relationship in the stock market will also lead to changes in stock prices. For some undervalued stocks in popular sectors, their buying power is strong, and investors rush to buy, which may cause the stock price to go up and down.