Common bear traps

Common bear traps:

1. Low-level negative counterattack. After an index (individual stock) falls moderately or at the lower end of the box, a medium to large negative line first appears, then a positive counterattack and continuous rise. This medium to large negative line is a bear trap.

2. Low level 19 phenomenon. After the mid-level decline of the index (individual stocks) or the lower edge of the box, some of the most resistant stocks (or weighted index stocks) made up the decline significantly, but most stocks are already relatively resistant to falling. These stocks (or weighted index stocks) have clearly made up for the decline. It is a bear trap.

3. All out of nowhere. At the bottom of the strong middle or middle line, after the index (individual stocks) showed a negative position, the lower opening directly pulls up and surged. Sometimes, this weakness is a bearish trap in institutional design, and sometimes it is also a means for strong Chinese institutions to buy goods quickly.

4. Throw pressure and fight back. Some individual stocks suddenly experienced a particularly strong selling pressure in the intraday period, which instantly knocked the stock price down, but then there was a strong rise in stock prices. This instant fall. It was either a gift from the agency or a hasty flight from the big players, and the subsequent rise in stock prices was an act of the institution's design or the act of protecting the stock price (punishing traitors).

5. Method for buying mutual funds. Some mutual funds have relatively large capital. When they open positions to buy stocks, the stock price rises slightly continuously. Often the last positive line is larger, then the stock price falls due to a decrease in the purchasing power of this stock at a high level in the short term. This is a common operation of mutual funds.

6. Unexpected rise amidst weakness. Among the weaknesses, indices and individual stocks have already shown negative feedback. Due to unexpected immaterial benefits or increases due to stock index delivery dates, the high point is a better shipping opportunity. Among the weaknesses, if the price of the futures index is too discounted on the delivery day, it is necessary to prevent the index from rising significantly on the delivery day. This is also a common profit model for some large institutions.

Common bear traps:

1. Low post negative counterattack. After the Index (individual stock) falls in the middle or the lower edge of the box, a medium and large Yinxian first attack, and then there is a positive counterattack and continuous rise. This medium and large Yinxian is a short trap.

2. Low nineteen phenomenon After the index (individual stock) fell at an intermediate level or at the lower edge of the box, some of the most resilient stocks (or heavy index stocks) for declines, but most stocks were resilient, and these most resilient stocks (or heavy index stocks) There is an attractive large fall is a short trap.

3. The profit is a profit. In the Strong Middle or the Bottom of the Middle Line, After the Index (individual stock) negative, it opens and. Sometimes, this bearishness is a short trap designed by the institution, and sometimes it is also a means of fast stocking by a strong institution.

4. Sell pressure and counterattack Some individual stocks caused a significant amount of selling pressure during the session, and the stock price fell extremely low in an instant, but then the stock price rose Expectations. This momentary drop was either a gift from the institution or the rush of the big family, and the sudden rise in the stock price was the design of the institution or the act of Punish the stock price (punishing traitors).

5. How to buy shares in mutual funds. Some mutual funds have large funds. When they open positions to buy stocks, the stock price rises slightly and slightly. Often the last positive line is larger, and then the stock's purchasing power at a higher level argues, argues the stock price to fall. This is a common operation behavior of mutual funds.

6. Surprise rise in temptation. In the weak, the index and individual stocks have already had negative feedback, because of the unexpected non-negative positive or the rise discussed by the delivery day of the Stock index, the high point is a better shipping opportunity. In the Weak, if the Futures Index is Incurring Too Much on the Delivery Day, it is Incurring to Prevent the Index from Rising Threats on the Delivery Day. This is also a common profit model for some large institutions.