1. Callback Rebound Method: After a significant rise or fall in the market, there will be a brief correction or rebound. Capturing such opportunities is a stable and easy way for us to profit. The main indicator used is the K-line pattern, which requires a very good market feel to accurately judge the phase's high or low points.
2. Time Period Method: Generally, the morning and afternoon sessions have smaller fluctuations, making it easier to grasp the market, suitable for investors with a mild temperament. The downside is that the time to profit from orders is extended, requiring sufficient patience. The evening and early morning sessions are highly volatile, allowing for quick profits and multiple trading opportunities. This is suitable for aggressive investors, but the downside is that the market is difficult to grasp and prone to errors, requiring a higher level of technical skill and judgment.
3. Oscillation Method: The market is mostly in an oscillating pattern. During market oscillation, buying low and selling high within the box is a fundamental method for stable profits. The indicators used are BOLL and box theory. The premise for success is to accurately identify resistance and support based on various technical indicators and patterns. The principle for using the oscillation method is short-term trading without greed.
4. Resistance and Support Method: When the market encounters significant resistance or support, it often gets blocked or supported. Entering when blocked or supported is a commonly used method and a general approach for stable profits. The indicators used are trend lines, moving averages, Bollinger Bands, and parabolic indicators, requiring very accurate judgment on resistance and support.
5. Breakout Method: After a long period of consolidation, the market will eventually choose a direction. Entering after the market chooses a direction is a quick method for stable profits. It is required to have good judgment on the breakout and maintain a steady mindset, avoiding greed and fear.
6. Unilateral Trend Method: After the market breaks out of the trading range, it will choose a direction. Once a unilateral trend is formed, trading in the direction of the trend is an unchanging truth. Each time there is a correction or rebound, it is an opportunity to enter the market and a good guarantee for stable profits! The technical indicators used are: K-line, moving averages, BOLL, and trend lines, requiring proficient mastery of the above indicators.
