1. Since it is a super short term, it is best to focus on 1-2 stocks for operation, otherwise without understanding the nature of the stocks, it is easy to buy them all and then sell them. For 1-2 stocks, observe their resistance level, support level, trading density in that price range, current operating trend, whether they have reached a turning point, and so on. Having this understanding, at least half of the success has been achieved, which is the key technique for how to trade stocks in the short term.

2. For the selected stock, it is also important to note that its stock nature must be active. Stocks with strong bearish attributes, such as those with a large market rising, stagflation, market adjustment, and rapid decline, have a high probability of being bought and trapped. At the same time, the fundamentals of the stock must conform to the mainstream market themes, and the financial indicators must also be acceptable, otherwise the probability of a downturn is too high.

3. If you want to do short-term business, at least there must be a trading difference the next day, that is, at least 3-5% of the difference is needed, so it is worthwhile to operate. For example, a stock that thinks it will rise to 7 yuan may be adjusted to 6.8-6.65 yuan, and only operate when there is room for decline. Otherwise, it is easy to lose chips for a small profit of 0.1-0.06 yuan. The trading feature corresponding to this decline must be that the stock held suddenly rises in a straight line before choosing reverse trading. Generally, in the normal process of rising, the adjustment space is relatively narrow, and it is difficult to have such a large space. This is a special point to pay attention to how to invest in ultra short-term stocks.

4. In short-term trading, it is important to pay close attention to daily level reversals. Otherwise, sell at 9:40, pick it up at 10:30, and then experience a sharp drop in the afternoon. Due to small losses, sell a top and fill a second top! In theory, short-term trading is the use of adjustment operations in a bull market cycle. It is difficult to operate in a bear market, and the T+1 rule makes it very likely to be trapped on the same day and lose money the next day!

The above is the content on how to trade stocks in the ultra short term. In general, the downside of short-term trading is that it can disrupt investors' judgment of market reversal points. Small gains can lead to large losses, and the irregularity of short-term fluctuations can easily trap investors in a vicious cycle of chasing after gains and killing losses. Therefore, if it is not particularly accurate, it may be better to reduce the frequency of operations or use static braking! Identifying the reversal of the trend and operating on a weekly or monthly basis with full and short positions may result in greater returns.