Six practical tips for short-term operations:
1: Don't rush to buy when the price is high, and don't sell quickly when the price is low: wait for a while when the market is high, and don't rush to sell when the market is low. Act after the trend becomes clear.
2. Be cautious when trading during sideways market movement. When the market is moving sideways, act carefully.
3. Make decisions based on the K-line chart: if a negative line appears, you might try to buy; if a positive line appears, consider selling and follow the trend.
4. The strength of the drop determines the strength of the rebound: if the drop is slow, the rebound is weak; if the drop is fast, the rebound is often strong.
5. Adopt a pyramid position building strategy: buy in batches, increase purchase volumes as prices drop, and gradually reduce costs.
6. React to sideways trading after sharp rises and falls. After sharp rises and falls, the market often enters a sideways consolidation. During this time, do not close your position at the peak and do not fill your position at the bottom. Wait for a market change signal before acting.