shares Terminology: Retail line What is retail line?

The retail line does not refer to the number of retail investors. It is just an indicator. It is mainly based on our statistics and judgments on market transaction data, and the number of individual retail investors, of course, is not accurate, but it reflects the trend of concentration or dispersion of a stock. Generally speaking, the more concentrated chips, the stronger the strength of the banker, and the more dispersed the chips mean, the less the market players are, but the two are interconvertible. When the chips are concentrated to a certain level, they are likely to be the high risk of stock prices.

Index principle of retail line

(1) the retail line is rising, the chips are dispersed, the retail line is increasing rapidly, and the funds leave the field, so that it can easily turn into a retail leading market.

(2) the retail line is dropping, the chips are concentrated, and the number of main stock holders has increased rapidly.

(3) if the retail line starts to turn downward, it usually indicates that the main force has begun to enter the market to collect cheap chips, and the market may turn better.

(4) the retail line continued to decline and share prices did not rise, indicating that the main force was lowering its position.

(5) when the retail line continues to decline, it suddenly accelerates again and falls. The stock price has gone up slightly, but the market has not risen.

(6) the retail line continues to decline. Price of stock On the contrary, it shows that the main force is quietly taking over the market.

(7) the rise of the retail line has begun to accelerate and share prices have risen, indicating that the main force is raising the chips in the hands of the distributors.

(8) the retail line continues to rise, such as falling share prices, which usually indicates that the main force is distributing the chips quickly and resolutely.