Okay, here are a few trading operation ideas, catering to different risk tolerances and time commitments:

1. Swing Trading (Medium Risk, Medium Time Commitment):

•  Idea: Identify stocks or cryptocurrencies with clear upward trends (or downward trends for shorting).

•  Operation: Hold positions for a few days to a few weeks, aiming to capture gains from price swings. Use technical indicators like moving averages and RSI to identify entry and exit points.

•  Risk Management: Set stop-loss orders to limit potential losses if the price moves against you.

2. Day Trading (High Risk, High Time Commitment):

•  Idea: Capitalize on small price fluctuations throughout a single trading day.

•  Operation: Open and close positions within the same day, avoiding overnight risk. Requires intense focus and quick decision-making.

•  Risk Management: Strict stop-loss orders are essential. Only risk a small percentage of your capital on each trade. This strategy is best suited for experienced traders.

3. Trend Following (Medium Risk, Medium Time Commitment):

•  Idea: Identify assets that are exhibiting a strong, sustained trend.

•  Operation: Enter a position in the direction of the trend and hold it until the trend shows signs of reversing. Use trend lines and moving averages to confirm the trend.

•  Risk Management: Place a stop-loss order below a key support level (for uptrends) or above a key resistance level (for downtrends).

4. Value Investing (Low Risk, Long-Term Commitment):

•  Idea: Identify undervalued assets based on fundamental analysis.

•  Operation: Buy and hold these assets for the long term, waiting for the market to recognize their true value.

•  Risk Management: Diversify your portfolio across different industries. Thoroughly research the company or asset before investing.

5. Cryptocurrency Arbitrage (Low to Medium Risk, Medium Time Commitment):

•  Idea: Exploit price differences of the same cryptocurrency on different exchanges.