Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes two stock selection modes: the "Stacking Volume Mode" based on emotional overflow and liquidity, and the "Ouma Mode" anchored in industry and performance growth [1][2] - The Stacking Volume Mode typically involves smaller market capitalization stocks, while the Ouma Mode often starts with stocks having a market cap of around 30 to 40 billion, although there can be overlaps depending on the indicators [2] - Examples of stocks fitting the Ouma Mode include smaller cap stocks, while larger cap stocks like China Satellite and China Satcom exemplify the Stacking Volume Mode [3][4] Group 2 - To expand the search range for Stacking Volume stocks, adjustments can be made to the OVS indicator parameters, which can increase adaptability to different market caps [6] - Increasing the parameter allows for a broader selection, such as including stocks like China Satellite, China Satcom, Aerospace Electronics, and Beidou Star [7] - It is suggested to lower the threshold for OV3 output to a minimum of 25, while also adjusting the G-point formula accordingly to maintain accuracy in stock selection [8]

Group 1 - The article highlights the importance of the WOBV and OVS indicators, indicating that discrepancies in the G-point formula are due to differences in the referenced formulas [1] - The average price index has shown better performance compared to other indices, confirming the prediction of a new market trend that has emerged [1] - The market's overall direction can be accurately predicted, even though short-term fluctuations are difficult to forecast [3]