After so many years of short-term trading, what have I learned?

After so many years of short-term trading,

What have I learned?

1,

To understand the essence of short-term trading,

You need to focus on leading stocks with high turnover,

And invest in popular strong stocks,

Feel the market synergy through trading,

Constantly trading miscellaneous stocks won’t help you understand the true way.

2,

"Technical analysis is a vessel for emotions,

Technical analysis itself cannot determine success or failure."

3,

The “first” occurrence of a popular strong stock often constitutes a buying point,

For example, the first divergence,

The first pullback near the 5-day or 10-day moving average,

The first rebound,

The first exceeding expectations,

The first acceleration, and so on.

4,

Imitating profitable traders is the fastest way to succeed.

5,

The earlier you start systematic trading,

The sooner you will profit.

6,

When everyone is using the same trading model,

Your understanding of the model must be deeper than others,

Only then can you stand at the forefront of this model in the market,

And make money relying on this model.

7,

If I have to pinpoint the most important thing in short-term trading,

It is understanding human nature.

Because, at its core, short-term trading is a game between people,

Successful short-term traders are well-versed in human psychology.

8,

Just like avoiding trash people,

Stay away from trash stocks,

Or they will bring you endless trouble.

9,

The short-term market shows certain preferences in each cycle,

When this preference persists for a while, it forms the market’s main theme,

And creates a profit-making effect.

10,

Good stocks must align with the aesthetic standards of most people,

Just like noticing a beautiful woman on the street,

Many others notice her too.

11,

As soon as the market shows a “small essay” on a certain sector,

Or a small table organizing concepts,

It’s very likely to face a big correction in the next one or two days.

12,

The timing of a theme’s emergence is more important than its content,

Many promising themes fail to rally because the timing is wrong.

For example, when sentiment is high at a low point,

Introducing a new theme can easily ignite a rally.

13,

The sustainability of a theme depends on continuous news fermentation,

If the news or related events of a theme are obvious and predictable,

It has no speculative value.

Why do price-increase themes often produce high-flying stocks?

Because price increases are continuous,

They can’t just rise for a day or two and then stop.

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