How should contracts be traded to make more money and less losses?
Today I will share with you my recent trading tips and experiences. I hope it will be helpful to you. Let's get to the point without further ado.
7 major time nodes of contracts
1. Look at the trend in the morning:
Find out the support and pressure by looking at the K-line trends at various levels of 4 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, and 1 day, and then comprehensively judge the trend of the whole day through MACD, KDJ, Boll, trading volume, naked K-line trends, moving averages, and news. Determine the offensive and defensive plans and programs. Start a day's trading journey.
2. Look at the shock at noon:
After a morning of market trends, we look at the K-line patterns to determine the interval operation points, find a good point, and operate back and forth with high selling and low buying.
3. Look at the pull-up in the afternoon:
In the afternoon, when major dealers and institutions enter the market, the market will surge or plummet. Most of them are concentrated in the time period of 4 to 6 o'clock. The market rises and falls quickly, and the speed is very fast. There are two directions, either it will continue to rise or fall without returning, or it will fall instantly. Generally, transactions are fast-rising or immediately stop profit, and then enter the market again to see if it is true or false.
4. Watch the unilateral market at night:
The evening market will be concentrated at 20:00 to 12 o'clock, and the price will rise or fall sharply, or go back and forth, rise or fall first, and start a unilateral market. We just need to go long with the trend.
5. Watch the direction late at night:
At this time, the market is concentrated between 1 o'clock and 2 o'clock. This time period is when the market has experienced a sharp rise and fall, shocks, and foreign institutions, dealers, and traders have entered the market in large numbers. The market is likely to be unilateral, and we just need to follow the trend (long or short) to make orders.
6. Watch the top and bottom in the early morning:
The early morning market has gone through day and night and then to the early morning. At this time, the market has either fallen to the bottom or risen to the top, generally concentrated in the time period of 5 o'clock to 6 o'clock. Go long at the bottom and go short at the top.
7. Look at the short-term in the middle:
Except for the market conditions that often appear in some specific time periods, we can determine the operation direction through the 5, 15, and 30-minute K-line trends combined with MACD, BOLL, KDJ, and trading volume during the transaction, and quickly enter and exit, and run when you make a profit.
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