1. Any logic should form a closed loop. If you enter the market based on technical indicators, then when the technical chart goes bad, you must leave the market decisively, and don't look for reasons based on fundamentals and market sentiment. If you enter the market based on fundamental logic, then as long as the logic is still there, don't let other technical analysis affect your operations. Don't confuse them, and don't pay for mistakes to prove your own logic.

2. Be cautious when buying at the bottom. It is common to buy at the bottom halfway up the mountain, unless you have enough funds to spread the cost. If not, please correct it. Many people have a misunderstanding about buying at the bottom, that is, they think the bottom has been reached in the middle of the decline. The truly valuable bottom-fishing is to make a correction in the upward trend, not to take over the stock when it plummets all the way.

3. Don’t buy when there is good news at a high level! Most of the good news is to attract retail investors to follow suit, because the main force has known the news in advance. If there are not many people following the trend, they may pull up a wave to lure more people. If there are too many people following the trend, the main force will directly sell and cause a big drop!

4. Position management is very important. My trading principle is 30% short-term and 30% long-term. Positions are operated in waves, so that you can attack when you advance and defend when you retreat. It is a great opportunity to avoid having no position to spread the cost when the market environment is bad. Unformed transactions are just random. After a few rounds, it will be clear who has real skills and who is just messing around.

5. Establish your own trading principles and firmly implement them. Intraday fluctuations are most likely to affect emotions, so we need to overcome these unnecessary emotions. Before the market opens, you should have a plan for your positions, when to leave the market, and when to enter the market. There is only one thing to do during the trading session, which is to execute the previous plan.

6. Position control. The biggest difference between novice and mature investors is position control. Because there is uncertainty, there will always be mistakes in judgment. Therefore, proper position control can help you be targeted and not passive.

7. Make your own trading plan in advance and strictly execute it during the trading session. Don't let the market disrupt your operation plan. Combine it with the overall environment. If the conditions are met, participate. If they are not met, don't violate your plan. It is better to miss it than to do it.