The main net inflow generally refers to the purchase of larger orders. The net inflow of main funds means that the amount of funds is relatively large, which will have a great impact on the stock price. Generally speaking, the greater the main net purchase, the more the main capital inflow, the greater the probability of individual stocks rising, while the smaller the main net purchase, the less the main capital inflow and the smaller the probability of individual stocks rising.
How to treat the inflow of stock funds?
One. The simplest method is to subtract the number of hands in the inner disk from the number of hands in the outer disk and multiply it by the average transaction price of the day to get the net flow of funds for the day. If the outer disk is larger than the inner disk, it is a net inflow of funds, and vice versa. Some stock technical analysis software may have more complicated calculation formulas and more comprehensive data, such as stock trading software. However, its fundamental principle is to distinguish the outer disk from the inner disk according to the calculation of stock trading volume of market return.
Two. There are many statistical methods to calculate the trading inflow during the stock price rise and the trading outflow during the stock price fall:
1. If the index rises from the previous minute, then the turnover of this minute is counted as capital inflow, and vice versa. If the index has not changed compared with the previous minute, it will not be counted. Calculate once every minute and summarize once a day. The difference between inflow and outflow is the net inflow of the stock on that day. The significance of this calculation method lies in: the volume generated when the index is rising is the driving force for the index to rise, and this volume is defined as capital inflow; The trading volume when the index falls is the power to push the index down, which is defined as capital outflow; The difference between the two is the net force driving the index to rise, and the net inflow of the stock on that day is calculated.
2. Trading is also related to the calculation of capital inflow. For rising, only buying is calculated as capital inflow, and for falling, only selling is calculated as capital outflow. Then calculate the capital inflow and business trip for the whole day.
The same is true for individual stocks. In general, when the stock price rises for a period of time (assuming 0. A few seconds), this short-term stock volume is regarded as an inflow; On the other hand, if the stock price falls, it will be regarded as outflow. Then the total net flow of a day is the total inflow minus the total outflow.
In fact, buying and selling funds are exactly the same, except that they take the initiative to buy at a certain minute, which makes the stock price rise compared with the previous minute. The turnover of this minute is counted as a net inflow of funds; On the other hand, a minute's active selling makes the stock price drop compared with the previous minute, and the turnover of this minute is counted as a net outflow of funds. Attention should be paid to the length of time and the amount of funds for the main trading. If you often cut time and the amount of funds is huge, you should follow up in time. If the entry time is short, it means that the main force has not paid attention to this stock and should wait and see with money.