Ultra-short-term tactics for reducing losses
The so-called super short-term, buy on the same day and sell on the same day or buy today and sell tomorrow is its image portrayal. The principle of selecting super short-term stocks is to choose the leading stocks in the market. To do super short-term stocks without considering the fundamentals of individual stocks is purely technical analysis.
How to play the ultra-short line well:
First, it is necessary to have keen market insight and sufficient viewing time.
Second, we can detect the short-term hot spots in the market in a timely manner. In fact, there are always a few stocks that ignore the general market trend and go out of the excellent short-term market, while driving the entire sector. The object of our short-term operation is to choose such stocks that are widely concerned by the market but most people are still hesitant to intervene.
Third, when selecting individual stocks in popular sectors, be sure to participate in the leading stocks with the strongest trend, rather than participate in make-up or follow-up stocks for financial security reasons.
Fourth, from a technical analysis, the ultra-short-term stock candidates must be up on the 5-day line and have a certain slope before they are considered. The opportunity to buy is when the medium and long-term positive line hits a new high and then the 5-day line stabilizes. But sometimes you encounter stocks that have skyrocketed in continuous volume, especially those that have increased in volume at a low level, and the next day's volume ratio can be magnified several times or even dozens of times, such as chlor-alkali in the first half of the year, Xinlian, Wujiang Electric Power, etc. And when you hold the bottom position of a certain stock, when you encounter the bulldozer trend has just started, you can boldly intervene to do t + 0, but don't hold the illusion of sealing up stocks that are expected to reach the daily limit price before the afternoon close. The facts have taught us too many lessons
The most important thing in short-term operation is to set a stop loss point, keeping in mind that short-term is speculation. Once speculation fails, you must have the courage to stop the loss and exit. This is an iron discipline.
Sixth, to do super short-term, you need to set a target level. In principle, if you earn three or five points, you will be out with a 3% or 5% profit. If the red K-line turns into gold for indefinite extension in your eyes, this is precisely when you need to be out the most.
7. The principle of super short-term exit is that once the stock rally reverses, it will be out, and it will run when it falls below the 5-day line or the stock price is less than the closing price of the previous two days (the 2-day moving average is flat) or the previous three days (the three-day moving average is flat). This is a better way. If you want to run at a better price, you can use the 30-minute line to fall below the 30-minute 10-day moving average as an exit signal during the session, provided that the daily line is not in good shape.
Once you have selected the ultra-short-term stocks, you should follow the predetermined plan and do it resolutely. There are many people who can choose good stocks now, but in the end you did not operate it yourself. When we make decisions, we should trust our own detailed and systematic analysis in advance, rather than letting the so-called stock commentators on newspapers and websites rape your will at will!
Nine, are you interested in being a super short-term master? Please follow the above gameplay strictly and send you this message:
Spotted it, did it right -- made a lot of money
Not sure, done right -- minimal loss
You can't see, you can't do it right -- it's really costly.
See it, do it wrong -- don't make a lot of money
10. Super short-term masters should always keep their positions open, so that they can stay like a virgin and move like a rabbit. If you don't make a move, you will have to seal your throat with a sword.
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