A typical panic selling process- JCP去5以下# Stock
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Step 1 - Something occurs that causes the stock price to rapidly decline on
high volume.
Step 2 - Eventually, a high volume day occurs when buyers and sellers fight
for control of the trend. The winner then takes the trend on low follow-up
volume.
Step 3 - If no significant trend change occurs at point 2 (i.e., a
continuation), then there is typically another point of high volume in which
a substantial reversal (long or short term) may occur.
Step 4 - This process continues until a long-term trend is established and
confirmed with technical or fundamental factors.
high volume.
Step 2 - Eventually, a high volume day occurs when buyers and sellers fight
for control of the trend. The winner then takes the trend on low follow-up
volume.
Step 3 - If no significant trend change occurs at point 2 (i.e., a
continuation), then there is typically another point of high volume in which
a substantial reversal (long or short term) may occur.
Step 4 - This process continues until a long-term trend is established and
confirmed with technical or fundamental factors.
