In the morning, it is necessary to lighten up the position, and in the morning, it can increase the position.
The big rise in the afternoon only reduces the position, and the big fall in the afternoon buys the next day.
Do not sell tickets in the morning, increase positions on dips T+0
Pull up in the afternoon instead of chasing up, and lighten up T+1 on rallies
Pull up to see 10 o'clock in the morning and 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and the stock is sold at the highest point.
If the stock is strong by 10 points, if the stock is not strong, it will be sealed by 2 points. It is not a fluke to control the position, and the rolling operation is the best policy.
Stay away from zombie stocks and embrace vitality stocks.
Let those who rise will rise again (the main force run is not applicable), and those who fall will fall again.
Replenishing the warehouse early may suffer, but filling it late is delicious.
The position will not be reduced after the non-rapid rise, and the position will not be replenished after the non-rapid fall.
When the sky is red, it does not rain, and when it rains, there is no sunshine.
If you don't look back after you are out, you must turn back after the rain.
If you want to make a base first, the operation needs to be rolled, and if you don't roll, you will get out.