Someone asked Brother Ming, what should we pay attention to most in day trading?

The most feared thing about day trading is to watch the market too closely, be carried away by the market without knowing it, lose direction, blindly follow the market, and finally suffer serious losses.

Therefore, the most important thing to pay attention to in day trading is to make a plan in advance and wait for the market to reach the target position before entering the market, which is what we call waiting for opportunities. When the opportunity comes, enter the market according to the plan, regardless of the profit or loss of the operation, once the order is closed, re-plan and wait for the next opportunity.

For example, use Brother Ming's point analysis tool to find the support and pressure positions of the intraday high and low points. After the market tests these positions, make a callback or reversal trend.

Or determine the pressure position at the previous high. After the market is in place, a reversal pattern is formed, and you can enter the market to short and close the position near the lower support level.

Day trading does not mean frequent trading. Trading with a plan and rhythm is half successful as long as you don't get carried away.