Find a quality stock or ETF that you are familiar with, this stock must meet the following requirements:
1. This stock has no risk of disappearing.
2. The industry of this stock is one that has a promising future.
3. This stock has not been excessively speculated on and will not experience a long-term decline.
4. From the weekly and monthly charts, a W-shaped trend is the best.
5. Ideally, it should be a central enterprise, an industry leader, or an industry ETF.
After identifying the target, do not chase high prices to build positions; instead, accumulate in batches at lower prices:
1. Divide your funds into ten parts, and allocate three parts in three batches to build a base position.
2. After the base position is established, if there is an increase, sell one part and wait. If there is a subsequent pullback, let it drop for two days before buying two parts.
3. At this time, with a 40% position, wait. If it goes up, sell 10% of the position. If it doesn't go up and continues to drop, you can add another 10% position.
4. At this time, with a 50% position, pay attention to observation. If it drops again, you can add another 10% position.
5. With a 60% position, do not add more; otherwise, you risk being heavily stuck. After reaching a 60% position, patiently wait for the rise. When it rises, sell while it goes up, and buy in portions when it drops. When buying, record each transaction well, and when selling, match each with the records. The selling price should be higher than the buying price.
6. A 30% bottom position can remain unchanged for a long time, with a maximum position of 60% to 70%. Always keep 30% to 40% of the funds to respond to unexpected negative news.
This method sounds complicated, but for those with insight, it is very, very simple. Just keep good trading records; having records will prevent mistakes. Buy low and sell high. Decide how much to buy based on how much it drops, and how much to sell based on how much it rises, which depends on the characteristics of the stock.
Investing in stocks requires insight, practical application, and practical application. After doing this for a long time, practice makes perfect, and at that time, making money will be as simple as breathing. I'm not bragging. I have been deeply involved in the cryptocurrency industry for 6 years (Military Brother Crypto), where short-term speculation reveals the truth, and mid to long-term layouts follow the rules. Accurately capture the optimal trading opportunities and empower your investment decisions with first-hand information. Choose the right direction and find the right rhythm; here you have the professional perspective you need.
