Practical Tips for Short-Term Trading:

1. Don't rush to buy at high prices, and don't sell quickly at low prices: When the market is at a high level, be patient and wait; when it is at a low level, do not rush to sell. Act only after the trend is clear.

2. Use K-line charts for decision-making: Consider buying when a bearish line appears, and consider selling when a bullish line appears, in accordance with market trends.

3. Judge rebound strength based on the intensity of declines: A gentle decline indicates a weak rebound; a rapid decline usually indicates a strong rebound.

4. Use a pyramid strategy for building positions: Buy in batches; the lower the stock price falls, the larger the purchase volume, gradually reducing costs.

5. Respond to sideways markets after extreme price movements: After significant rises or falls, the market often enters a consolidation phase. At this time, do not liquidate at high points and do not go all in at low points; wait for a signal of a trend change before taking action.