Before you look at individual stocks, you have to look at the broader market. The market is not good, and individual stocks can't afford to fly. For example, before 2005 and the stock market crash in 2008, all stocks fell indefinitely.

After reading the market, we must look at individual stocks from the following aspects:

1, capture short-term trends and short-term long and short situations with the K line;

2. Grasp the long-term trend with the moving average, whether it is upward or downward;

3. Use the volume to help judge the inflection point of the trend, and the volume is the basis for considering the breakthrough of important locking areas;

4. Use various trend and tangent tools to simulate the late trend of the market and simulate the high and low points of individual stocks;

5. Grasp the trend rhythm, strategy deployment and stock market law with Dow theory and opposition theory;

6. Use the mobile cost allocation technology to analyze the chip status of individual stocks, and analyze the cost of the lock-up area and the dealer;

7. Monitor whether individual stocks are strong with relative strength indicators, and judge whether stocks are overbought and oversold;

8. Use the sector index to distinguish whether the bull and bear markets are reversed, and the sector effect affects the trend of individual stocks.

This is all the technical aspects. It is best to open the fundamentals of individual stocks themselves. For example, have there been any hype themes recently? You can search in Baidu.

Finally, look at the recent capital flow of stocks. All major websites have it.