Those little-known facts about short-term trading:
1. In short-term trading, the motivation for short selling comes from the short side, and similarly, the behind-the-scenes pusher of the long-term obstruction is often the short side.
2. Real bulls will not blindly predict an increase, but tend to expect the market to fall, because such a decline can create a better opportunity for them to intervene.
3. Real shorts do not blindly expect the market to continue to fall. Deep down, they actually desire to rise so that they can arrange short orders at high levels.
4. Most of the people who pursue profits in the market are small investors. For large institutions, they are like the power of public opinion being used, just a means. Once they successfully attract new investors to enter the market, the institutions will start to reap the benefits.
5. The rise or fall on the K-line chart may be deceptive, but the bottom pattern is relatively more credible.
6. The core factor that affects the size of your spot trading profit margin is not the extent of the price increase, but the time you choose to enter the market.