Many retail investors prefer short-term trading. Here are a few tips to help you achieve twice the result with half the effort!
High position consolidation may herald new highs; low position hovering may imply new lows. Calmly observe, wait for a clear direction, and then take action; this is a prudent strategy.
When the market is stagnant, keep your mind as still as water. Most people fail because they cannot endure solitude; only by maintaining this tranquility can one achieve extraordinary things.
K-line yin and yang present buying and selling opportunities. A bearish daily close may signal a good buying chance; if the daily close is bullish, consider reducing your position; this is a method that follows the market rhythm.
Slow decline leads to slow rebounds; rapid decline leads to expected rebounds. Market fluctuations have their own laws; understanding this path allows one to seize opportunities.
Pyramid-style building positions is the essence of value investing. Gradually increase your investment, steadily build your position, exchanging time for space, and patiently wait for the moment to shine.
After rises and falls, there must be consolidation. At this time, there is no need to sell all at high positions, nor to heavily bet at low positions. Because after consolidation, a change is imminent. If the market turns down from a high position, one should stop losses promptly to preserve strength for future battles.
After rises and falls, there must be consolidation. At this time, there is no need to sell all at high positions, nor to heavily bet at low positions. Because after consolidation, a change is imminent. If the market turns down from a high position, one should stop losses promptly to preserve strength for future battles. The trading road is long; to achieve long-term stable profits, one must adhere to the principle of 'stability', avoiding 'hurry' and 'greed', accumulating day by day!
