Short-term Practical Tips:
1. Don't rush to buy at high prices, and don't sell quickly at low prices: When the market is at a high, be patient, and when it's at a low, don't rush to sell. Wait for a clear trend before taking action.
2. Make decisions based on the K-line chart: Consider buying when a bearish line appears, and consider selling when a bullish line appears, following the market trend.
3. Judge the rebound strength by the intensity of the decline: A gentle decline indicates a weak rebound; a sharp decline usually indicates a strong rebound.
4. Use the pyramid building strategy: Buy in batches; the lower the stock price falls, the larger the buying volume, thereby gradually reducing costs.
5. Respond to sideways movement after extreme highs and lows: After significant rises or falls, the market often enters a consolidation phase. At this time, don't fully liquidate at high points, and don't go all-in at low points; wait for a trend reversal signal before acting.