The K-line fluctuates up and down every 24 hours. If there is a fluctuation, profits can be generated. Therefore, building positions in batches and taking profits in batches are the most reasonable and relatively stable methods in volatile market conditions. You can advance and defend without going too far. passive. There are very few market trends that actually pull the market directly. If you happen to encounter one, you can directly enter the market to chase the increase. But most of the time, the market is volatile. Orders should be made based on each 24 hours as a time unit. If you often receive low prices in the second half of the night, you can stop your profits as soon as you get up. This is what the contract is about, making steady progress while being conservative. Occasionally you will be empty for a day or two, but never for more than 72 hours in a row. Contracts don't care about running out of money for a while, what matters is making the most appropriate order.

No matter how awesome the pull is, it will not last more than 72 hours without any counterattack. Do it all at once, second time tired, third time exhausted. I am the law I summarized. When it's time to wait patiently, just wait. The market will never close, and you can't make enough money.