The Core Logic of the "One-Minute Stock Selection" Method

Stock selection has long been a challenge for retail investors. However, with the right approach—such as the "One-Minute Stock Selection" method—this problem can be easily solved. Today, the chief editor of Winner’s Academy will explain its key principles.

How Does It Work?
The method follows these steps:

1. Pullback to Support After a Rally: The stock price retraces to a key support level after an upward wave, while capital continues flowing in (creating a price-volume divergence).

2. Stabilization Signal at Lows: When the price shows signs of stabilizing near support, it signals a potential entry point. (Specific stabilization patterns are covered in other articles.)

Case Studies

1. Qingyuan Stock (2017)

   • After a rally and pullback, a small bearish candle appeared without breaking support, indicating stabilization.

   • The stock then rebounded, gaining 57% in 11 trading days before consolidating.

2. Zhangjiagang Bank (Feb 27, 2017)

   • Followed the "rally-pullback-stabilization-rebound" pattern.

   • Buying at the stabilization signal and selling after 8 days yielded over 40% profit.
     
     

Conclusion
This method focuses on identifying divergence between price and capital flow, combined with stabilization signals. Mastering this logic simplifies stock selection. To learn about the "Overhanging Mountain" pattern, click here. Happy investing!