The difference between chasing up and killing down and throwing high and sucking low.

The stock market is ever-changing, and there are countless investment skills. After entering the investment market, users need to choose a good investment method according to their actual situation. Among them, chasing up and killing down and throwing high and sucking low are two common operating methods. There are some differences between them, but there is no difference. For investors, it is more important to choose the right investment method.

The difference between chasing up and killing down and throwing high and sucking low is as follows:

Chasing up and killing down, throwing high and sucking low are mainly subsidies in definition, differences in average costs, differences in risks and investors' motives.

1 Different definitions: chasing up and killing down refers to the investment method of buying stocks in the process of stock rising and selling stocks in the process of stock falling. Selling high and selling low refers to selling stocks when they rise to a certain height and buying stocks when they fall to a certain low level.

The average cost is different: chasing up and killing down, buying stocks in the process of rising, and selling stocks in the process of falling, which raises its average cost price to some extent. And buying stocks at a low price and selling at a low price can reduce the average cost price of buying stocks to some extent.

3 The difference between risk and investor's motivation: chasing up and killing down is an extreme investment strategy with high risk, which is generally adopted by short-term speculators. High-selling and low-selling is a left-handed trading strategy. Investors can reduce risks and get better returns by high-selling and low-selling.

In the volatility of the restricted area stock market, investors should trade with the trend. In a wave of market fluctuation with clear trend, it is more dangerous to obtain the price difference by short-term high selling and low sucking. It should be noted that high selling and low sucking are not suitable for use in the long-term stock market fluctuation stage with clear trends.