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The day before the demon stock takes off, there are usually the following signs:3. The circulation is not large: before becoming a demon stock, its circulation is usually not very large, which is conducive to the main control operation. The main force can collect chips more easily, and then manipulate the stock price.

5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.5. Strong breakthrough: the stock price accelerated after breaking through the previous high point or key pressure level, which shows that many forces in the market are strong, breaking through the previous resistance area and opening up space for the subsequent sharp rise.

4. Different: The trend and stock price performance of monster stocks are often different. When market participants notice its uniqueness, its share price may have risen significantly, and it is often difficult for other investors to follow suit. For example, it is obviously different from other stocks in the same sector or the broader market in terms of trend pattern and rhythm of ups and downs.3. The circulation is not large: before becoming a demon stock, its circulation is usually not very large, which is conducive to the main control operation. The main force can collect chips more easily, and then manipulate the stock price.2. Low start-up price: Before the outbreak, the price of monster stocks was generally at a low level, which was convenient for the main funds to rise, and there would be more room for subsequent inflation. Usually a stock that is relatively undervalued in the market.