60 tips for stock trading

• If you don't understand, you can't see accurately, and you won't enter the market when you're not sure.

• Learn to go short first, then learn to go long.

• A gentleman asks about bad luck rather than good fortune, while an expert looks at the market and is bearish first.

• Greed and fear are the biggest taboos in investing.

• Luck is the culprit of increasing risks, and hesitation is the culprit of missed opportunities. Mentality comes first, strategy comes second, and technology ranks third.

• Don't fill your position easily at any time. Doing so will help you maintain a normal mentality, and it will allow you to advance, attack, and retreat to defend.

• If the long-term is gold and the short-term is silver, then swing operations are diamonds.

• When it rises, focus on momentum, and when it falls, focus on quality.

• Whether stocks are active or not is one of the important criteria for stock selection.

• When the media's views are one-sided, you should calmly stand on their opposite side.

• Patience is the key to victory, and confidence is the guarantee of success.

• Veterans wait a lot, but novices are impatient.

• Frequent share swaps have shown a lack of confidence.

• Those who follow the trend prosper, and those who go against the trend perish. If others abandon me, I will take it, and if others take it, I will give it.

• The overall market situation is the product of the resonance of national policies and market forces, while the individual stock market situation is a one-man show of market makers.

• Learning to be a traitor to retail investors means working with the bankers.

• Accompanying the king is like accompanying a tiger, and following Zhuang is like following a wolf.

• Heroes are products of the times, and leaders are the needs of the market.

• Trying to rebound on the descending channel is tantamount to licking blood from the edge of a knife.

• If the market is rising but the stocks in your hands are not rising, then you should analyze the reasons