Learn about retail follow-up Coefficient

Sun Tzu said: Whoever fights, in combination, wins in a strange way. Specifically, if you have a dominant force, you can use a forward army to fight together and defeat the enemy. If the force is not dominant, or even under the storm, you must consider winning with an odd army. If you compare large ticket analysis to "Zheng Bing", then small ticket analysis is "Qi Bing", and Qi Zheng is dependent on each other. We all know that in the stock market, the main force and retail investors are often the opposite. If a major stock is involved in a large extent, retail investors will be relatively involved, and vice versa. To put it simply, when the main force is engaged in funding, the proportion of retail investors is usually relatively small when it is ready to pull up. When the main force pulls up and ships, the proportion of retail investors is usually relatively large. Therefore, if we encounter obstacles in analyzing large orders, we will often be able to win in small orders. The retail follow-up coefficient is used to measure the follow-up degree of retail investors, because in the stock market, the crazy follow-up behavior of retail investors often indicates a reversal of the market, and the less retail follow-up, this means that the main force is highly involved and there is a great opportunity to pull up. Therefore, the smaller the absolute value of the heel coefficient, the easier it is to judge the trend of the main factor. When the retail follow-up coefficient is within 3, we can see that the transaction on the day is promoted by large capital, and the potential for growth increases. On the contrary, the larger the absolute value, it indicates that the dominant retail market, the greater the motivation for market adjustment.