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#波段交易策略
Trend Judgment: Utilize moving averages, such as observing the 24-day moving average and the 60-day moving average. When the 24-day moving average crosses above the 60-day moving average, it is considered a short-term upward trend; crossing below indicates a short-term downward trend. At the same time, use Bollinger Bands to determine the price fluctuation range. If the price is near the upper band, it is at a relatively high level; if near the lower band, it is at a relatively low level.
Entry Timing: In an upward trend, wait for the price to pull back to near the 24-day moving average, and buy when trading volume decreases; this is the pullback entry. If the price strongly breaks through previous resistance levels and trading volume significantly increases, a breakout entry can be chosen. The opposite applies in a downward trend.
Stop Loss and Take Profit: Set the stop loss a certain percentage below the purchase price to prevent excessive losses due to trend judgment errors. The take profit is set based on previous price fluctuation ranges and resistance levels, generally aiming for a profit-loss ratio of 1:1.5 or 1:2 for take profit; if profitable, it can be sold at any time.
Capital Management: Each trade should not exceed 10% of total capital, diversify investments across different assets to avoid excessive influence of a single asset's volatility on the account. Strictly execute strategies to overcome greed and fear.
Trend Judgment: Utilize moving averages, such as observing the 24-day moving average and the 60-day moving average. When the 24-day moving average crosses above the 60-day moving average, it is considered a short-term upward trend; crossing below indicates a short-term downward trend. At the same time, use Bollinger Bands to determine the price fluctuation range. If the price is near the upper band, it is at a relatively high level; if near the lower band, it is at a relatively low level.
Entry Timing: In an upward trend, wait for the price to pull back to near the 24-day moving average, and buy when trading volume decreases; this is the pullback entry. If the price strongly breaks through previous resistance levels and trading volume significantly increases, a breakout entry can be chosen. The opposite applies in a downward trend.
Stop Loss and Take Profit: Set the stop loss a certain percentage below the purchase price to prevent excessive losses due to trend judgment errors. The take profit is set based on previous price fluctuation ranges and resistance levels, generally aiming for a profit-loss ratio of 1:1.5 or 1:2 for take profit; if profitable, it can be sold at any time.
Capital Management: Each trade should not exceed 10% of total capital, diversify investments across different assets to avoid excessive influence of a single asset's volatility on the account. Strictly execute strategies to overcome greed and fear.
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