In fact, the current market is most suitable for contract swing trading, with stable profits from long and short operations. Since the rise on the 6th, the entire support level has been centered around the 15-minute, 1-hour, and 4-hour Vegas channels.
After the big rise on the 6th, there was a 1-hour EMA double support. This morning, both the 4-hour EMA12 and the 15-minute EMA double support were at 78400. For those who observe indicators, it's wise to anticipate the market; if it reaches this point, look at other indicators before choosing the entry timing. This morning, after a pullback at 78500, starting from the 1-minute chart, KDJ and MACD showed a golden cross, and a significant bearish candle appeared under the bearish premise, followed by a double golden cross in KDJ and MACD on the 5-minute chart, indicating bullish trading volume, and then changes in the 15-minute indicators. Currently, aside from the pullback that can involve the 1-hour and 4-hour indicator connections for analysis, the upward trend essentially finishes within a 1-15 minute short swing.
I really dislike when contract traders ask about market trends; if you're trading contracts, you need to understand that any market does not rise in a straight line. There are many pullbacks along the way, and you might even experience sudden trend reversals. Do you understand what it means to follow a trend? The above is some simple tips from 'Short Exploration Method,' suitable for beginners to avoid some cognitive errors, and also to provide you with some profitable trading techniques.
Big rises and falls actually have no effect on contract trading, provided you seize the timing of the rises and falls. 'Short Exploration Method' is a combination of technology and skills, integrating analytical thinking and operational systems. It is a contract trading strategy and also a means of contract risk management.
