Yesterday's K-line chart showed a negative line with a long shadow, and today's market is mainly bullish. However, today's market progress is slow and there have been no major points
Yesterday's K-line chart showed a negative line with a long shadow, and today's market is mainly bullish. However, today's market progress is slow and there have been no major points. Last night, I took multiple orders at the price of 1911 and kept looking for opportunities to catch up, eventually catching up at the price of 1886. I closed my position at the price of 1930 and then placed another multiple order at the price of 1917. My stop loss point was 1914, but later I fell asleep and waited for the opportunity to enter. In the end, I caught up with the price of 1896 and then stopped earning at the price of 1920. Now, I have caught up with a multiple order of 1910, with a stop loss point of 1907.
Overall, my trading strategy is to go long at low points. The market is constantly changing every day, so I must strictly control my trading system and stop loss positions.
I have summarized the following experiences from this transaction:
Strictly control the trading system and stop loss points. The market is constantly changing every day, so we must have a strict trading system and stop loss points to avoid excessive losses.
Go long at the low point. This is a common trading strategy, as a low point usually indicates the potential for price increases.
Set a stop loss point before going to bed. When trading, we cannot ignore the importance of sleep. However, before going to bed, we must set a stop loss point to avoid losses during sleep.
Aim at large points. Although today's market progress is slow, we should still aim for larger points to achieve higher returns.
The rapidly changing market requires flexible response. The market is constantly changing every day, so we need to be flexible and adjust our trading strategies in a timely manner to achieve better returns.
Finally, I wish everyone good returns! If you want to learn more about the market, you can come and communicate with me.
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