Investors buy stocks not according to how much they fall, but according to the chance of rising in the later period. Therefore, when the stock falls sharply, investors can choose to continue to wait and see if the stock performs poorly and continues to fall in the later period, with no hope of rebound. When the stock decline is small, the probability of rebound in the later period is high, and investors can consider buying some.

In addition, investors can combine the following factors to analyze whether stocks can be bought in the process of falling:

1, volume

After the long-term decline of individual stocks, investors can consider buying some when the trading volume of individual stocks changes from shrinking to heavy volume.

2. Moving average

In the process of stock falling, when the stock price hits a certain moving average below and rebounds, investors can buy some, or when it falls to a certain gap below and rebounds, investors can also consider buying some.