1. Don't rush to stop losses after a big drop in the early session; it is usually an overreaction to negative news from the previous night. You can wait for the market to recover and reverse. Don't blindly chase after a surge at the end of the session; some main players like to test the waters and lure in buyers, and may open low the next day to suppress buying.

2. Make good use of trading volume as a practical tool; it can indicate the market's future direction. A continued rise on low volume indicates strong control by main players, while a decline on low volume suggests that panic selling hasn't occurred and the bottom hasn't been reached, so further declines are likely.

3. Learn to observe the top structure of sectors. Typically, sector trends are formed by five waves: the first wave generates follow-up buying, the second wave adjusts, the third wave is the main rise, the fourth wave involves complex divergences, and the fifth wave is a pullback for selling. During this process, the third wave usually has the largest increase, followed by the first wave, and the fifth wave has the lowest increase. However, market conditions can vary greatly, and not all trends will follow this five-wave pattern, so memorization is not enough. When discovering that the leading sector has risen, if the follow-up trend does not continue with the previous momentum, there is a high probability that a peak has been reached.

4. Each time during the accelerated phase at the top of a major trend, there will be a certain sector experiencing a sharp rise, triggering a reversal in the major trend. Just check if the major leaders stop falling and begin to rise; then the index will likely follow suit.

5. Being focused and dedicated is essential for beginners, especially for new friends entering the market. Study one trading method, master its techniques, and you will gain more than trying to learn many at once. Greed leads to loss; if you lack mastery, you are likely to be taught a lesson by the market. Don't switch modes casually; calm down and learn, and gradually you will find your way to stable profits. After achieving stability, you can learn more techniques to integrate them.

Life must go through ups and downs to achieve great enlightenment! As long as you don't give up, the more you try, the closer you get to success. What is great in a person's life is not having done a certain thing, but dedicating one's life to doing a certain thing.