After 20 years of operating experience, there are the following ways to unpack the package:

The first is the method of covering up stocks and waiting for them to rise. This is a common way to unpack the package. It must be a low-ranking stock with development prospects. Currently, it is below 2,500 points in the Shanghai market. Those who advance in high positions cannot use this method. You must also hold high-quality stocks with spare money. For example, an old shareholder bought 38 yuan in early 2013 and bought 603,000 yuanPeople's Daily NewsSoon, it dropped by 35 yuan, but the shares held by the old shareholders are now almost 100 yuan per share. Another 300059Oriental WealthThe old shareholders bought it for 10 yuan in 2012, then dropped to more than 7 yuan. Now the reinstatement price has increased by more than 40 yuan.

The second is a low-cost method for filling up stalls. This method presupposes stocks you are familiar with.

The third is the method of decluttering the bottom of a position. If you are careless in a high-ranking duvet cover, you must cut the mess quickly. If you don't lose more than 10%, it is best to have 1 share left after the sale, so you know how much money you have lost, and buy it back when you have the chance. For example, at 600751 Tianjin Shipping this year, the old shareholders bought 2,000 shares at 5 yuan when trading resumed, and the old shareholders cut their positions at 4.6 yuan and sold the remaining 100 shares. After that, it dropped to 3.3 yuan, and the old shareholders bought back 2,000 shares. When it rebounded to 4.6 yuan, the old shareholders sold it. Not only did they make up for the loss of 1,000 yuan, but they also earned close to 2,000 yuan. However, this stock rose to more than 6 yuan a few days later, and no shares were held to a high level, which is a bit of a pity.

The fourth is the double unbundling method. It's also a quick way to unpack. This approach presupposes sufficient funding. Therefore, when entering stocks, old shareholders are not absolutely sure that they can only enter a small number of stocks at one time. For example, concept stocks in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone skyrocketed in September of this year, and some rose four or five times over a month. such as ShanghaiWaigaoqiao600648 From over 13 yuan to over 60 yuan in one go, the old shareholders went after 500 shares at 58 yuan, and sold out at over 63 yuan the next day. The old shareholders saw that the trading volume had not increased. On the third day, it dropped 57 yuan and went back to 500 shares. They didn't expect it to continue to fall back to 500 shares on the fourth day. The old shareholders had to double their positions to 52 yuan to make up 1,000 shares. On the fifth day (September 30), 100 shares were sold at 55 yuan. Not only did they lose money, but they also earned nearly 2,000 yuan.

Seventh, to trade stocks, you need to buy leading stocks in the upward phase. Everyone who trades stocks knows that leading stocks rise quickly and are hard to fall; the increase is at least double; some increase is several times ten times.

Eighth, if you want to trade stocks, you should look at the K-line chart. Shareholders usually mainly look at the Japanese K line, then combine trading volume and turnover rates to guide trading. When buying, it is best to buy stocks that are slowly moving upward on the 5-day line and 10-day line. It is best to buy stocks that stand on a stable annual line. For example, in 2013, Waigaoqiao (600,648) went up and down at around 42 yuan. If it were sold out, I would definitely regret it. Because it went up to 64 yuan in just a few days. This depends on the K-line chart and turnover rate to decide whether to sell or not. That is, after opening up and closing, half of the 50 million tradable shares are sold with a turnover rate of 20% to 30%. If the K-line chart has a long shadow line, the turnover rate of small-cap stocks (50 million or less) exceeds 30% (the turnover rate of stocks under 20 million shares is even as high as 50%), and large capitalization stocks (over 200 million shares) have a turnover rate of more than 10%, and all of them are sold. If you don't feel satisfied, you can keep 100 shares. Otherwise, it will be too late to be shipped.

Like 2013'sChangjiu Biochemical(600228) It went up from 11 yuan to more than 40 yuan. If you don't sell more than half of it for around 30 yuan, it's best to be 80% or more. Otherwise, it dropped 10 times in a row, and it wasn't possible to get out at all. It wasn't until it dropped to more than 9 yuan that it started falling to a halt. Therefore, stocks that have doubled from the bottom are also far from the 5-day EMA. Those that have a particularly large trading volume and a high turnover rate are still safety first, and fall into the bag for safety.