Is short-term trading always getting you harvested? Here are a few ideas to help you turn things around!

Many retail investors are keen on short-term trading but often fall into the whirlpool of losses. Today, I’ve compiled a few simple and practical trading rhythm techniques to help you avoid pitfalls and enjoy more profits.

1. Fluctuations are not opportunities; they are traps.

When the market is stagnant at a high level, there’s a high probability it will go even higher; when it stagnates at a low level for too long, don’t think it’s at the bottom. When the direction is unclear, watch the show first, don’t rush to jump in.

2. The speed of decline = guessing the rebound strength.

If the drop is fast, the rebound can be fierce; if it’s slow, the rebound won’t be high. The market rhythm hides opportunities, don’t just stare at the candlestick chart; pay attention to the strength!

3. Don’t go all-in when building positions; use the "pyramid" method.

Going all-in at once is a big taboo for retail investors. Buying in batches not only reduces risk but also enhances overall win rates, which is a rhythm method understood by the pros.

4. After a big rise or fall, don’t rush to act.

After wild surges or drops, the market often enters a period of fluctuations. At this time, don’t get excited; high selling or low buying can both lead to getting caught in a knife. Wait for the market to stabilize before taking action.

Keeping a steady mindset and resisting impulses is the true protective charm for short-term trading.

The market does not reward those who are anxious, nor does it treat rhythm-aware players poorly.