What is stock bargain hunting?

Stock bargain-hunting refers to the operation strategy of measuring the stock price to the lowest point by some valuation index, especially when it falls sharply in a short period of time, expecting the stock price to rebound soon.

In stock trading, buying at a relatively low price is called bargain hunting. Both stock trading and fund buying hope to buy at a low price. The so-called low position is the bottom. Being able to find and buy at this bottom is called bargain hunting.

The bargain-hunting needs a basic judgment, that is, in the process of stock price falling, it is estimated that it will bottom out soon, and when the price turns from falling to rising, it will buy decisively. The success of bargain-hunting depends on whether the judgment of "bottom" is correct. If the copy is completed and the price continues to fall, it is a mistake.

Stock bargain-hunting skills: 1, it is best to bargain-hunting when the stock price has rebounded, and buy at a low level when the trading volume has been enlarged;

2. It is best to have some technical buying points when bargain-hunting, such as MACD gold fork, KDJ gold fork, indicator bottom deviation, bollinger band lower rail support and so on.

3, the bear market does not say the end, so when the stock price is short, it is not recommended to bargain-hunting;

4. When bargain hunting, you can wait until the decline slows down significantly before buying. For example, when the stock price falls to the annual line, gap and historical low, the downward trend of the stock price slows down. If the trading volume is shrinking, a small amount of bargain-hunting can be made;

5, don't go to the bottom of those stocks with poor operating conditions and poor performance, and it is likely to continue to fall;

6. Buying at the bottom is not recommended. If the stock price falls after buying the whole warehouse, it is more difficult to solve the problem at this time.