Practical Tips for Short-Term Trading:
Do not rush to buy at high positions, and do not rush to sell at low positions: When the market is at a high level, maintain patience; when at a low level, do not hastily sell, but wait for the trend to be confirmed before making decisions.
Refer to candlestick charts for decision-making: When a bearish candlestick appears, consider entering a buy position, and when a bullish candlestick appears, consider selling, closely following the market trend.
Judge the strength of the rebound by the intensity of the decline: If the decline is relatively gentle, the rebound is usually weak; but if the decline is rapid, the rebound is usually strong.
Use a pyramid building strategy: Buy in batches, increasing the purchase amount as the stock price declines, gradually lowering the cost.
Respond to fluctuations followed by consolidation: After experiencing significant rises and falls, the market usually enters a sideways consolidation phase. At this time, avoid liquidating at high points, and do not fully invest at low points; instead, wait for a signal of a trend change before taking further action.