1. Don't rush to cut losses during a big drop in the morning; it is usually an overreaction to negative news from the previous night. You can wait for market repair and reversal. A large rise at the end of the trading session should not be blindly chased; some main forces like to test the market and induce buying, while the next day opens lower to accumulate shares.

2. Make good use of the practical technique of trading volume; the volume can indicate future market trends. Continuous rise with decreasing volume indicates strong control by the main force, while a decline with decreasing volume suggests that panic selling has not occurred and the bottom has not been reached, so it will continue to fall.

3. Learn to observe the structural peaks of sectors; usually, sector trends are formed by five waves: the first wave generates follow-up buying, the second wave is a washout adjustment, the third wave is the main upward wave, the fourth wave shows complex divergence, and the fifth wave pulls up for selling. In this process, the third wave has the largest increase, followed by the first wave, and the fifth wave has the least. However, market conditions are constantly changing, and there are certainly cases where not all five waves complete. One should not memorize rigidly. When the leading stocks in a sector stagnate, the follow-up rally often does not continue the previous strength, which is likely a sign of reaching the peak.

4. During each peak acceleration phase of major cryptocurrencies, there will always be a certain sector experiencing a surge, triggering a reversal in the major currencies. Just check if the performances of leading stocks have stopped falling and are rising again, and the index will follow suit.

5. Being focused is essential for beginners, especially for new friends entering the market. Research a single trading strategy and master its techniques thoroughly, rather than trying to learn everything at once.

Learning martial arts requires a lot of practice; being greedy will lead to losses. Poorly honed skills can easily lead to being taught a lesson by the market. Do not switch strategies casually; devote time to learning, and gradually you will find your footing. Once you achieve stable profits, you can then learn more techniques to deepen your understanding.

6. Market movements can be categorized into three types of structures: upward, downward, and sideways. In an upward phase, all technical indicators have a higher success rate, while in a consolidation phase, using support and resistance for high selling and low buying is more efficient. In a downward trend, most indicators become ineffective. Using different tools for different phases will help you be more prepared.