Guide to Market Survival and Profitability for Small and Medium Investors: Core Points from Strategy to Execution
1. If the capital scale is not large (e.g., within 200,000), capturing two or three main upward waves during a bull market is sufficient. Always remember not to be fully invested all the time; be brave enough to hold cash and wait for pullback opportunities, using the funds from rolling positions to speculate on the next main upward wave.
2. Cognition determines the wealth ceiling; first, hone your real mindset and courage through simulated trading. Simulated trading allows for countless failures, but failing once in real trading may result in losing everything and even distancing oneself from the market.
3. In the event of significant good news, if you haven't sold on the same day, make sure to sell at a high opening the next day, as the realization of good news often indicates the arrival of bad news.
4. One week before major holidays, it is advisable to reduce positions or even hold cash, as historical data shows that the market tends to decline during holiday periods.
5. The key to medium to long-term strategies is to keep enough cash available to seize opportunities for selling at a high and buying back after a drop; rolling operations are the best strategy.
6. For short-term trading, focus on trading volume and chart patterns, selecting those with significant fluctuations and active trading, while avoiding inactive ones.
7. If the downward trend slows down, rebounds will also often be slow; however, if the decline accelerates, rebounds will usually come quickly.
8. If you make a wrong purchase, be brave enough to admit it, cut losses in time, and protect your principal; this is fundamental for survival in the market.
9. When trading short-term, a 15-minute K-line chart is essential, and using the KDJ indicator can help find better buy and sell points.
10. The techniques and methods for trading cryptocurrencies are numerous; there's no need to be greedy; mastering a few well is sufficient.
