Stock trading first look at trading volume

Author: Zhou Jiaxun, Zhong Wen
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: Most of the examples in this book are selected from individual stock charts of the Shenzhen and Shanghai stock markets after the "5.19" market rally in 1999. Most investors have personally experienced these stocks, and they might even be stocks they have previously traded. These recent examples make it easier for readers to relate to the techniques discussed in the book, helping them to improve their trading skills. The book is divided into three parts. Part I consists of Chapter 1, which focuses on introducing the concept, function, and characteristics of trading volume. This is essential knowledge for in-depth learning and research on volume-based market analysis. Only by first familiarizing yourself with what constitutes high volume, low volume, peak volume, valley volume, safe volume, dangerous volume, buying volume, and selling volume, as well as the role, function, and characteristics of trading volume in market trends, can you avoid getting lost when studying and applying the various combinations in this book. The second part of the book is Chapters 2 and 3, which are the core of the entire book. This section introduces 52 volume-based trading methods, including 20 buying methods and 32 selling methods. The third part of the book is the postscript at the end of the book. Although the text in this section is brief, it is very important. It is a key article that determines whether you can effectively use the techniques in this book. Readers are encouraged to pay close attention and read it carefully, hoping that they can "extract some insights" from the postscript.