In the case of market volatility, trading strategies should be adjusted based on the specific performance of the market. Here are some general suggestions:

Sell high and buy low:

In a volatile market, take advantage of price fluctuations to sell high and buy low. Use technical indicators such as moving averages, MACD, RSI, etc., to determine short-term buy and sell points. Gradually sell as prices rise and gradually buy as prices fall.

Wait for breakout signals:

Observe whether the market will break through the upper or lower bounds of the current trading range. A breakout above may indicate the beginning of an upward trend, while a drop below may signify a downward trend. Waiting for clear breakout signals before making large-scale trades can reduce unnecessary transaction costs.

Control positions:

In a volatile market, it is advisable to maintain a lower position or adopt partial position trading to avoid excessive risks from full position trading. Use small transactions to test the market's reaction.

Choose quality stocks:

Even if the market is volatile, certain stocks may show strong sideways movement or slight pullbacks. Look for opportunities in these stocks, especially those that consolidate sideways or revisit support levels when the market declines.

Use stop-loss and take-profit:

Set reasonable stop-loss points to control risks, while also setting take-profit points to ensure profits are locked in. In volatile markets, setting stop-loss is particularly important, as price fluctuations may frequently trigger stop-loss points.

Focus on fundamentals:

Although technical analysis is important in a volatile market, it is also necessary to pay attention to the company's fundamentals, choosing stocks with strong fundamental support, as these stocks may better withstand short-term market fluctuations in the long run.

Patience and discipline:

Volatile markets often test investors' patience and discipline. Avoid chasing prices and panic selling, stick to your trading strategy, and do not change your original intentions easily due to short-term market fluctuations.

These strategies combined can help you better cope with market volatility, but they need to be adjusted according to specific market conditions and personal investment styles. Market information, such as trading opinions and strategies, can also provide additional reference.