CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What does it mean when stocks shed their shells?

1. What does it mean when a stock sheds its shell?

In the stock market, there are many technical terms that are used to invest in any form. Today, I will share with you the technical chart forms of the golden cicada escaping from the shell in stocks. So what does the golden cicada escaping from the shell in stocks mean?

First of all, "Jin Chan She Huo" refers to a metaphor for using a trick to escape without the other party being able to detect it in time. In the stock market, the technical form of "Jin Chan She Huo" usually appears in the period when the main funds are shipping. The stock price rises sharply, and the main funds come to attract retail funds to follow up, and the main funds gradually ship out in large quantities at this time. In the latter part of the main shipment, the stock price jumps and closes with a medium or large negative line, and the trading volume does not increase significantly, which makes retail investors think it is a false illusion of a partial correction.

However, in reality, the main funds use the hot stock popularity after a sharp rise to push the stock price to a high level and then sell it for profit. After the main funds have sold the stock, the stock price will most likely fall because the distribution direction of the chips is not concentrated enough.

The K-line graph of the Golden Cicada Escape is generally formed in the relatively high range of the stock's rising market. The appearance of a K-line that jumps down without falling below the positive line of the previous trading day shows that the stock price is under great selling pressure at the opening, and the stock price is unable to rebound, indicating the technical form of the stock Golden Cicada Escape. (As shown in the figure below)

In general, the stock escaping is one of the technical forms of the main capital shipment. However, investors should pay attention to the fact that there are no perfect technical indicators and technical graphics in the market, and there will be some misleading information. Don't blindly trade if you think the technical graphics are almost the same. You also need to refer to other indicators, market environment and individual stock conditions.

(This information is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. You should carefully evaluate when investing)

2. The cicada that just crawled out of the onion shell has a transparent body that looks like a water drop on its wing. What's going on? Please see the picture

This is a normal phenomenon after metamorphosis. It is not a big problem and generally occurs. It is the result of solidification.

In fact, for cicadas, this is a normal reaction after a huge change and it is not a big problem.

I know this. The transparent water droplets can turn its wings into black pigment. If you don't believe me, try it. After you pinch it, your hands will be a little sticky at first, and then slowly turn black. Anyway, it's best not to pinch it.

That is the process of its wings opening, beginning from breaking out of the narrow shell. The wings need to go from shriveled to stretched and tough.

This phenomenon also occurred when I observed a cicada hatching tonight. I wonder if the cicada's wings were damaged during the hatching process, causing its capillaries to rupture and causing body fluids to overflow.

This is the first time I've seen this. It turns out that the cicada's wings are covered with water droplets. It's so strange. I'm sorry, I don't know what caused this.

3. What does a cicada look like?

Check it out here:

4. Pictures of cicadas

%B2%F5&s=0# There are many. Take a look at them yourself.

5. Are there any pictures of monkeys?

Search for cartoon monkeys on Baidu Image URL and relevant pictures will pop up.

6. There is an insect called "Du Hou" in Chaoshan dialect. What is its correct name? Please tell me if you know it, thank you!

Is it a mantis? I remember it is called grass monkey in Chaoshan dialect. I don’t know if it is the one you are talking about.