1. Focus on the leading stocks in the sector

Every sector has a leader. When the leader moves, immediately pay attention to the stocks ranked second and below in the sector; opportunities often lie behind.

2. Trading volume is key

Buy in stages when the volume is low, buy with full position when the volume increases at a low level; sell with full position when the volume increases at a high level.

3. Buy on a retracement with low volume, sell on a breakout with high volume

You can buy during a retracement with low volume, and you should sell when there is high volume. An increase in volume during a retracement usually indicates that the main force is distributing shares.

4. RSI and KDJ indicators

When the RSI indicator lingers at a low level for three times, you can buy; when it lingers at a high level for three times, sell. When the RSI is below 10, buy boldly; when it's above 85, sell quickly. If the stock price hits a new high but the RSI does not, be sure to sell. At the same time, the KDJ indicator can also be referenced. For short-term trading, the W%R indicator is crucial, so study it carefully; for long-term trading, pay more attention to the TRIX indicator.

5. Don't get hung up on high-performing stocks versus low-performing stocks

There are only strong stocks and weak stocks, only strong market makers and weak market makers. Don't be misled by 'high-performing' or 'low-performing' labels; the key is to observe trends and fund movements.

6. Moving average crossover trading method

When the moving averages cross upwards, it is a buying opportunity; when they cross downwards, sell quickly. If both the 5-day and 10-day moving averages are rising and the stock price is above these two averages, you can buy with confidence as long as the stock price does not drop below the 10-day moving average. If it clearly drops below the 10-day line, wait to sell when the 5-day moving average turns down. The 10-day moving average is very important for those who manipulate stocks, as it is roughly their cost price, so they generally won't let the stock price fall below this line.

7. The strong remain strong, and the weak remain weak

Sometimes chasing after rising stocks and cutting losses can be quite useful. In the stock market, the strong remain strong, and the weak remain weak. Timing is crucial in stock trading; don't be stubborn and compete with yourself.

Let me share some short-term trading tips:

1️⃣ Don't sell when a stock doesn't break out, don't buy when it crashes, and don't trade during consolidation.

2️⃣ Buy stocks when the closing price is a bearish candle, sell stocks when the closing price is a bullish candle.

3️⃣ After consolidation, there will definitely be a change in trend. Clear positions when the price is high and moving down, and buy in when the price is low and moving up.

4️⃣ If a stock consolidates at a high level and then breaks out, it's a good time to sell; if it consolidates at a low level and then hits a new low, it's a good time to buy in fully.

5️⃣ After being stuck with losses, don't cut losses hastily; instead, buy more as it drops, increasing your position according to your plan at lower levels. Use a 'pyramid-style buying method' to build positions.

6️⃣ If a stock is being recommended by others but does not rise, just wait for the market makers to shake out the weak hands.