1. If your capital is not large, such as below 500,000, capturing one major upward trend each year is enough. Never keep your positions fully loaded at all times.
2. Persist in reviewing daily, and look over the stocks in your watchlist. You must be familiar with the candlestick charts to follow the rhythm of the major players.
3. When there is significant positive news, if you do not unload on the same day, remember to sell at a high open the next day. Often, the benefits of positive news come with risks.
4. Stick to good stocks, but make sure to sell at high points; do not become too attached.
5. When encountering major holidays, reduce positions or even go to cash a week in advance. Wait until the last two to three trading days before the holiday to fully invest, as the first day after the holiday usually brings significant gains.
6. If a daily chart shows a large bearish candlestick, unless it’s a shrinking volume at the bottom, definitely exit the market the next day.
7. Pay attention to stocks that show increased volume at the bottom; they might just be turning points.
8. The strategy for medium to long-term trading is to keep enough cash on hand, sell high, buy back during declines, and operate in a rolling manner.
9. Do not sell stocks that do not surge or buy during a plunge, and do not trade during horizontal consolidation.
10. Short-term trading mainly focuses on trading volume and patterns. Trade actively fluctuating patterns and avoid inactive ones.
11. When the decline slows down, the rebound will also be very slow; when the decline accelerates, the rebound will be quick.
12. Carefully compare the patterns of the overall market and individual stocks. Stocks with major players will not move the same as the overall market. Stocks that move in the same way as the overall market do not have major players.
13. Stocks that have been consolidating at the long-term bottom suddenly show increased volume with an upward gap; pay attention, that is an opportunity.
14. If you buy a stock incorrectly, you must acknowledge it. Timely stop-loss is fundamental to survival in the market.
15. There are countless techniques and methods for stock trading; mastering just a few is sufficient. Do not be greedy.
16. When doing short-term 15-minute candlestick charts, it is essential to observe them. You can find better buying and selling points based on the KDJ indicator.
17. The key distinction between washing and unloading is whether to look at shrinking or expanding volume. Washing will definitely not have expanding volume, while expanding volume generally indicates unloading.
18. For long-term trading, just observe the 60-day, 120-day, and 250-day moving averages. When these three are in a bullish arrangement, it is relatively stable, but performance must be supported.
19. Do not be greedy when prices rise, and do not be afraid when they fall; you will find that trading stocks is actually very easy.
The above 19 points are derived from my 13 years of practical experience. If novice retail investors can understand them, they can avoid three years of detours.
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