Focusing on long-term trends

1. By focusing on longer-term trends, you can avoid being distracted by the daily market noise and maintain a balanced view of prices and trend direction. (Main trends, possible supports and resistances)

2. In a downward trend formed by the general trend, almost every small technical rebound, especially a one-week or more rebound, is immediately regarded as a new uptrend. In fact, this is just a small rebound in the entire downtrend. In fact, this is a great opportunity to sell rather than buy!

3. Take a longer view and use weekly or monthly lines. Reducing reliance on very short-term technical research can help speculators avoid buying high and selling low. Short-term strength is likely to be nothing more than a technical rebound in the main trend of persistent bears.

4. In the long-term short trend, when the rebound is close to 50% of the previous decline, it is a great opportunity to short.

5. Homeopathic long-term investors:

(1) Act consistently and in harmony with each other.

(2) Weekly and monthly charts;

(3) Seasonal studies;

Focusing on long-term sound technical systems and trading strategies.

6. When conducting speculative operations, it is essential to maintain patience, discipline, and vision.

7. Patience. Wait until you have a near-100% chance of success, and check your assumptions over and over again, regardless of past or present graphics.

8. Murphy's Law:

(1) Establish protective stop-loss orders for all positions at all times.

(2) Set a ceiling on the amount of contracts accumulated in each account, and do not exceed this amount under any circumstances.