Key Points for Market Rise and Fall Operations

The market's sideways movement hides good opportunities; when prices dip, it is a good time to enter, and one should not blindly chase high prices during a price surge. When the market is bustling, and everyone is buying frantically, it is precisely the time to sell decisively.

If prices continue to rise slightly, it indicates a stable upward trend, and you can continue to hold. However, once there is a significant rise in prices, you need to exit quickly to avoid risk.

If prices suddenly drop rapidly and trading volume is low, it is often a scare tactic by the main forces, so there is no need to panic; if there is a gradual decline and trading volume increases, it indicates strong selling pressure, and you should quickly withdraw.

After a significant price surge, there will be a pullback; if a deep pullback forms a 'deep pit,' do not rashly buy in large quantities, and wait for the right timing.