First you need to create a stock picker of your own. This stock picker can help you select the stocks you want to see according to the conditions you put forward.
Here are my criteria:
①The share price was the highest it had been in 52 weeks
②More than 10 million HK dollars are traded every day
③The market value of the company is over 100 million（HK dollars）
④The company's financial statements are profitable
It's going to be something like this.If the conditions are too many, the relevant listed company stocks will be few. This means you have very little choice. Set up your filters, and the next step is to review the stocks that meet these criteria on a daily basis. You don't need to do deep research. You just have to look at it every day. Then find the stocks that appear frequently on the list. Then add those stocks to your actual watch list. Because these are the best stocks of late! Even if these stocks later fall, there is a good chance they will rise again! There will be stocks that rise only in the short term.So it takes a month of observation, and you keep deleting and adding stocks to your actual watch list. The stocks that remain on your watch list after a month are your real investments. Then, you need to do deep research on those stocks to see which ones are right for you and which ones you don't want to invest in for a while. This is the easiest way to do it！
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The basic type of BOLL is a banded channel composed of three track lines (upper, middle and lower).The middle rail is the average cost of the stock price (MA20), and the upper and lower rails can be regarded as pressure lines and support lines, respectively.
Basic signal:
①The stock price crosses the lower trajectory from the bottom up: a short-term reversal is possible.
②The stock price moves from the top down into the uptrend channel: the uptrend ends, a sell signal.
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Growth stocks are those companies that are considered to have the potential to outperform the overall market over time because of their future potential. 
Value stocks are classified as companies that are currently trading below what they are really worth and will thus provide a superior return.
The concept of a growth stock versus one that is considered to be undervalued generally comes from the fundamental stock analysis. Growth stocks are considered by analysts to have the potential to outperform either the overall markets or else a specific subsegment of them for a period of time.
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The search for great growth stocks begins with identifying macro trends that change the way people do everyday things.Digitization,for example,has been a dominant trend over the past two decades.It's also paved the way for other megatrends such as the rise of e-commerce and streaming entertainment and the move toward cashless payments.
Once growth stock investors identify a trend -- say,the rollout of driverless cars or the shift to renewable energy --that could be "the next big thing," they then identify which specific companies stand to benefit from the changing market dynamics associated with the trend.
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