# He Xun Investment Advisor Xu Changping: Indicators That Don't Lie

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The period from 9:35 to 9:55 after the market opens is a critical window for observing market sentiment and capital flow. Early well-known trading figures like Zhang Mengzhu have relied on this indicator to gradually build their trading systems during downturns. This indicator is simple and straightforward, especially suitable for office workers who don’t have time to monitor the market continuously—it is the turnover rate.

Trading volume may be distorted by wash trades, but the turnover rate more accurately reflects a stock’s activity level and capital participation. Different turnover rate ranges correspond to different trading strategies, as detailed below:

  • Less than 3%: Indicates a lack of capital interest and low popularity; can be temporarily ignored.
  • 3% to 7%: Usually institutional testing positions; small participation is recommended.
  • 7% to 10%: Requires close attention; suggest participating with about 30% of your position.
  • 10% to 15%: Speculators begin to intervene, often accompanied by good profit opportunities.
  • 15% to 25%: Signals a resonance of popularity and heat; high probability of a main upward trend starting; consider participating with about 60% of your position.
  • Over 30%: Caution is advised; usually indicates overheating or approaching a short-term top, and gradual liquidation should be prepared.

(Author: Zhang Yan)

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