In trading, it is crucial to grasp two core elements:
1. Entry and exit points;
2. Rise and fall direction.
The so-called "low long" means looking for opportunities to go long after the market pullback, and this pullback process actually hides the potential for shorting. As traders, we cannot stare at the bulls. In the big picture, timely shorting can help us cope with the ever-changing market.
For example, in daily operations, I will short short briefly near the long-order stop-profit point, which can not only avoid sudden market fluctuations late at night, but also realize profit filling through hedging and reduce the loss of arbitrage orders. Of course, I cannot share these strategies with others to avoid affecting everyone's trading direction.
At present, the general trend is still rising, and the pullback is only a phased adjustment. In the short term, appropriate shorting can bring additional profits, but in the overall upward trend, never ignore the opportunities of longs. Especially in a bull market, blind shorting often suffers losses. The ideal strategy is to look for opportunities to enter the market and go long when the market is flat, and win in a stable manner.
In short, only by responding flexibly and making good use of strategies can you remain invincible in the ever-changing market.
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