Group 1 - The article discusses traditional trend types in stock movements, characterized by a significant base being broken through with excessive volume, followed by a normal pullback and then a new high [3] - An example is provided where a stock experiences a breakout with a notable volume increase and a 20cm limit up, but then retraces with reduced volume, illustrating the psychological challenges investors face during this process [5] - The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the type of trend and maintaining a reference line for holding stocks, suggesting that a good trend will not easily breach the TR holding line [5] Group 2 - The article mentions specific stocks of interest, highlighting that Dongcai exhibits the most obvious and favorable technical characteristics among the core targets [9] - Another stock related to liquid cooling is noted for its favorable characteristics, although it has experienced a longer pullback period, which could be concerning if it exceeds 13 to 15 days [10] - A stock associated with Tesla's robotics is described as having a significant breakout and forming a cup-and-handle pattern, indicating potential for sustained volume [11]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the importance of using the TR holding line integrated in M8 Version 2.0 to address the lag issue associated with traditional moving averages [1][2] - The TR holding line is calculated by subtracting the maximum TR value from the highest price over a certain period, providing a timely response to market fluctuations [2][3] - Different calculation methods for the TR holding line have their own advantages and disadvantages, suggesting that the latter method can enhance holding flexibility during strong sector correlations [3]

Group 1 - The market is showing stronger performance than expected, with a strong rebound from the bulls, indicating a stable alternating pattern of multiple main lines and leading stocks [1] - It is essential to anchor stock holdings to the main line and select leading stocks within that line, as the market will experience differentiation and expansion as it develops [1] - The "stacked volume attack" model is becoming more prevalent due to the increased quantitative capabilities of domestic institutions, characterized by sustained high turnover without breaking the TR holding line [1] Group 2 - The TR holding line is not merely a magical line; it is based on the maximum daily tension (amplitude) within a statistical period, serving as a threshold for pullbacks, reflecting the short-term emotional extremes of participants in the stock [2] - The average stock price index shows that the TR holding line was barely breached yesterday, indicating that recent emotional extremes have not been disrupted, while the emotional indicator in the secondary chart has already converged [3] - Strong stocks respond closely to the TR, as evidenced by the mentioned stocks, which experienced pullbacks right at the holding line [3]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the behavior of stocks after a significant price increase, particularly focusing on volume and price action to identify potential trends and reversals. Group 1: Rapid Price Surge - There are two main types of rapid price surges: no-volume one-word boards and high-turnover long bullish candles [2] - A significant price increase should be accompanied by a corresponding increase in volume; if volume rises but price does not, it indicates potential distribution [4] Group 2: Immediate Price Drop - Following a high-turnover long bullish candle, an immediate negative feedback on the next day often indicates a lack of strong momentum [6] Group 3: Small K-Line with 5-Day Floating Profit - This is a high-level strong trend characteristic, often seen in strong trend stocks, where turnover is not high but remains stable and subtle [8] Group 4: Price Slow Down with Rapid Volume Decrease - This represents a secondary strong trend characteristic, commonly referred to as "red fat green thin" and "lonely three-style," which is easier to grasp and more prevalent in stocks [11] Group 5: TR Holding Line - The TR holding line follows the price increase and is only considered broken when a significant bearish candle pierces it, indicating a potential trend reversal [10] - The first breach of the TR holding line in strong trend stocks is not overly concerning, as it may lead to a rebound and new highs, although volatility will increase [10] Group 6: Summary of Trading Strategies - Buying into high bullish breakouts is a challenging strategy that requires a comprehensive understanding of market dynamics and the four classifications discussed [14]