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In the stock market, multi-wave limit-up is a special form of limit-up. Its operation is relatively difficult, but it also contains rich investment opportunities. This article will analyze the operation strategy of multi-wave limit-up from a professional perspective.

First of all, we need to clarify the definition of multi-wave limit-up. Multi-wave limit-up means that after the opening, the stock price rises more than twice, accompanied by at least two callbacks, and finally the stock price reaches the limit-up.

Compared with one-wave or two-wave limit ups, the market information of multiple-wave limit ups is relatively weak, and often appears in the early stage of the main force's buying or in the middle and late stages after continuous limit ups.

When operating stocks with multiple wave limit-up, you need to pay special attention to changes in trading volume, lifting angle, and support strength of the average price line.

If the stock price shows a benign trend of increasing volume and price, and the rising angle increases wave by wave and always runs above the average price line, then this is usually a positive signal.

Investors can choose to buy or increase their positions when the price rises and falls back to near the average price line, or place an order to buy or increase their positions when the price is about to reach the daily limit.

A wave of daily limit. If you want to quickly catch stocks that hit the daily limit in the stock market, you must be keen to catch that wave of skyrocketing growth. No matter whether the stock opens high, flat or low, as long as it can rush to the daily limit in one go after the opening, that is the wave of daily limit we want to catch.

For short-term investors, if they want to get higher returns, they should be more picky about the timing of entry. The stocks that jump up and open with a range of 3% to 9% and then rise rapidly at a large angle (preferably more than 80 degrees) are undoubtedly the most attractive.

Such a trend often means the massive intervention of major funds, showing the major funds' strong desire to go long.

In terms of operation, we need to accurately grasp the timing of placing orders. Usually, around 9:24, if we observe that there are more than three consecutive large buy orders after the opening, and the stock price hardly retreats during the upward process, the upward angle is greater than 80 degrees, the increase is close to 8%, and the volume ratio reaches more than 3 times, then this is an excellent opportunity to chase high or even increase positions at the upper limit price.

Placing an order at the daily price limit does not necessarily mean that the transaction will be completed immediately, and we often need to wait in line. During this process, we need to remain highly vigilant and be ready to withdraw orders at any time to prevent the main force from suddenly withdrawing orders and causing the stock price to fall sharply.

Two-wave limit-up - callback is also the time to add positions

Compared with the rapid rise of the first wave of daily limit, the second wave of daily limit is more stable. There will be a short callback phase in the rising process, which is not a bad thing. On the contrary, it provides us with a good opportunity to increase our positions.

The main reason why the main force chooses this trend is mainly for two purposes. One is to clean up the market through a pullback, especially in the case of a sharp high opening, the pullback helps to clean up short-term profit-taking and reduce the subsequent upward pressure.

The second is to test the support strength of key positions below through pullback, such as opening price, average price line, previous high point, etc., to ensure that subsequent rise is more stable.

For investors who want to hit the limit, when choosing operation targets, they should focus on those stocks with a high opening range of 3% to 9%, a small decline (within 2%), and a large upward angle.

Such stocks often have great potential for growth and deserve our special attention.

The two-wave limit-up also provides us with more options for placing orders. We can place orders during the call auction, when the callback gets obvious support, and when the stock price rises sharply and hits the limit-up.

Three-wave limit-up - the second wave of rise determines the outcome

Compared with the two-wave type, the three-wave limit-up has an additional pull-up process, and the importance of this pull-up is self-evident. It is not only a warm-up action for the main force, but also a key step to test the pressure from above.

In the correction phase after the first wave of highs, the main force often takes the initiative to show weakness to attract more followers. The subsequent second wave of pull-ups is when the main force really exerts its strength. The strength and angle of this wave of pull-ups can often determine the subsequent trend and increase of individual stocks.

When participating in this type of daily limit stocks, we need to pay attention to the extent of the callback. As with the second wave of daily limit, the callback should not be too large, otherwise it may destroy the entire upward trend.

It is also necessary to pay close attention to changes in volume to ensure that major funds are still actively involved.

In short, no matter what type of daily limit, we need to capture and grasp it carefully. Only on the basis of in-depth research and accurate judgment can we capture more daily limits in the stock market and maximize our profits.

In order to ensure the stability and efficiency of investment, the amplitude of the pullback must be strictly controlled. Generally speaking, the fluctuation of the pullback should not be too large, and ideally it should be controlled within a small range of 2%.

In investment decisions, the support strength of key positions such as the average price line, opening price, and transaction concentration area are important factors that we have to consider. These provide a strong reference for our investment decisions.

The strength of the second wave of pull-up is also a key point that cannot be ignored. Only when the pull-up angle of the second wave is significantly greater than that of the first wave, the possibility of a daily limit will increase significantly. This observation helps us capture more stocks with the potential to reach the daily limit.

The volume of the second wave of increase is also an important indicator for judging the possibility of a daily limit. Usually, if the volume of the second wave is higher than the first wave, the probability of a daily limit will be higher. This change in volume provides us with important clues for judging market trends.

When choosing the timing of placing orders, we can make decisions based on the market reaction during the pullback and the second wave of upward movement. When the decline is less than 2%, the trading volume begins to shrink, and there is obvious support at a key position, this is often a good buying opportunity.

If the second wave's upward momentum and trading volume exceed those of the first wave, then it would be a wise choice to place a buy order or increase positions at the limit price when the price is about to reach the limit.

In the context of multiple daily limit increases, the trend of increasing volume and price is healthy and ideal. Especially in a volatile or weak market, the phenomenon of multiple daily limit increases is more common.

This type of daily limit trend usually means that the stock price will experience multiple attacks and corrections after the opening, but will eventually achieve the daily limit.

Compared with one-wave, two-wave and three-wave limit ups, the market information revealed by multiple-wave limit ups is relatively weak. It often appears in the early stage of the main force's buying or in the middle and late stages after continuous limit ups.

When operating this type of stocks that have hit the daily limit, we need to pay special attention to changes in trading volume, lifting angle, and the support strength of the average price line.

If the stock price shows a benign trend of increasing volume and price, and the rising angle increases wave by wave and always remains above the average price line, then this will be an excellent opportunity to buy or increase holdings.

Specifically, you can decisively buy or increase your position when the stock price rises and falls back to near the average price line. You can also place an order to buy or increase your position at the critical moment when the stock is about to hit the daily limit, so as to seize the investment opportunities brought by short-term market fluctuations.

As a special form of daily limit, multi-wave daily limit is difficult to operate, but as long as we master the correct operating strategy and pay attention to risk control, it is possible to capture this investment opportunity in the market.

In future investment practices, we should continue to pay attention to the trend characteristics of multi-wave daily limit stocks, constantly sum up experience and lessons, and improve our own operating level.