Recently, some thoughts on adjusting trading strategies #Nonsense

Recently, there was a significant adjustment, which was to change the sub-levels of the 5F level to 30 seconds instead of 1 minute. When I used 1 minute before, I felt that the segmentation of the 5F was still too coarse, often resulting in incomplete structures and no central pivot. After switching to 30 seconds, trading became much easier, with more precise entries and exits, and the profit and loss became much more stable.

The second-level timeframe is a domain I haven't touched in over ten years of trading, but it is actually the doctoral thesis of top-tier Chanlun traders. I was always reluctant to get involved, mainly out of fear. Recently, I tried to explore it and found that it’s not as scary as I thought. As long as you follow the rules, keep emotions out, and respond promptly, it’s simply a money-making machine.

Take the recent frequent needle-insertion market as an example. Many people find it difficult to handle, but if you look at it from the second level, you can still see clear trend structures and bullish or bearish signals. However, on the 1F or 5F charts, you only see chaotic up-and-down fluctuations without any structured intervention.

For example, last night’s needle-insertion pattern, on the 30-second chart, clearly shows a penetrating central pivot and a bearish breakout of 3 out of 5, indicating a bearish trend. On the 1F chart, these fluctuations are smoothed out. Using 30S to track, I took a short position from 92,000 down to 90,500, which didn’t affect the profit potential at all.

Everyone interested can give it a try.