"Advice to Contract Players":
Many people play contracts, but they don't understand indicator analysis. They won't enter the market at the best point. They will be happy and panic if they are slightly trapped. If they make a profit, they don't know at what point to exit the market. Either they look for help on major social networks, or they just leave it alone and feel confused.
Take the interest rate decision last night as an example. 61300 is a strong pressure point, and the 5-minute analysis KDJ and MACD double dead cross, connected with the 15-minute analysis KDJ dead cross and MACD long positions decreasing, and vol has a big positive column. This is a good opportunity to enter the market. When the 5-minute and 15-minute KDJ both hit the bottom, you have to consider the situation of retracement. At this time, the market is around 59500. Up and down 1800 points, you choose to exit the market with a profit, and it's okay to make 1300 points, or continue to explore the decline, then you have to look at the hourly line indicators. Indeed, the hourly line indicator at that time did have the highest probability of bearishness, but KDJ also had the probability of reversal before forming a dead cross. Then the stop loss should be placed at the profit point you earned in the previous 5 minutes and 15 minutes. Use your profit to explore the long line.
There is another situation. After entering the market with the 5-minute and 15-minute indicator analysis, the indicator turns back halfway. At this time, you have space and time to close the position and basically will not lose money, or even have a small profit.
This is a stable, safe and easy contract analysis idea and operating system.
Many people play contracts simply without an analytical thinking and operating system. For example, last night I saw that the market trend was falling, 49,000 was no problem, and it could not even stand, and it had to go to 46,000.
There must be people who play contracts, and they just shorted 61,300 and got 49,000. Is this how contracts are played? No matter how much the market rises or falls, it is formed by countless shocks and falls. It is not a big positive line or a big negative line that goes up and down like this.
I remember that before the 85 fell to 48,900, I was bearish at more than 68,000, but the market fell all the way from 70,500 to 48,900. It is true that after falling from 68,000 to 66,600, it rose to 70,080, then collapsed at 66,600, and then fluctuated and fell again. There is no problem with high altitude, just follow the trend. If you just hold on, you will lose the profit from 68,000 to 66,600, and then you will be trapped at the high level of 70,080. The upward position is 73,800 or even a new high. The outside world starts to vigorously promote the bull market, and you sell it in a panic.The result was a big drop, and I regretted it deeply.
