Due to the requirement of fast in and fast out for short-term investment, it is necessary for retail investors to understand the following short-term stock trading techniques, which require certain knowledge and experience.

1、 Investment philosophy:

1. Maintain a stable mindset: When operating in the stock market, it is essential to set a stop loss level.

2. Put risk first, that is, prioritize financial security. Position control is crucial.

3. Band operation.

2、 Stock selection techniques:

1. Select the stocks that the main focus has been on recently;

2. Stocks receive support above the five-day moving average. The trading volume shows a moderate upward trend, and it is best to gradually increase the volume;

3. When selecting stocks, choose stocks in the small and medium-sized board sector.

3、 Specific trading strategy:

1. Short term trading requires buying in batches, which can control risks and reduce costs.

2. Control your position well, buy at very low positions, and operate in wave bands.

3. Set stop loss and take profit levels, and follow discipline once the target is reached.

4. In terms of risk control, it mainly refers to the control of stock positions, and individual stocks can be bought in batches and time periods.

5. Because we are doing short-term trading, we tend to choose stocks with high volume in recent days when selecting stocks ahead.

6. In terms of buying time, it is generally not advisable to open too many positions in the morning, and it is safer to open positions in the afternoon, preferably at the end of the day.

4、 Investors can focus on the following three forms to quickly improve their short-term trading skills!

1、 There is a clear accumulation of trading volume at the bottom

At the bottom of a sustained decline in stock prices, trading volume often continues to shrink. If funds start to enter at this point, the main force of the surge is building positions and buying stocks. When a large number of stocks are held by the main force, the liquid chips in the market are relatively reduced. If the trading volume gradually decreases thereafter, it indicates that the main force has basically completed their position building, and investors should pay close attention to stocks that have exited this pattern.

2、 The K-line slowly rises at the bottom

When the candlestick slowly rises at the bottom of the stock price, it is a signal that the chips have been highly locked in. This form often exhibits the following three characteristics.

1. In the K-line chart, there are more bullish and fewer bearish lines, causing the stock price to fluctuate. But overall, its bottom is gradually rising.

2. The stock prices in the time-sharing chart also fluctuate and often move horizontally or vertically. The gap between each buying and selling order is also quite large, sometimes differing by a few cents;

3. The daily trading volume shrinks quarterly, with a turnover rate of around 1%.

3、 Fluctuations in the bottom area of the moving average line

This is a signal that the future market is still uncertain. When the short-term moving average rises first, and both the medium-term moving average and the long-term moving average move in the same direction, the moving average gradually forms a bullish pattern. This is a signal that an upward trend has emerged and the main uptrend is about to unfold.

In short, changes in stock prices are reflected through ups and downs. The term 'rise and fall' here does not refer to small daily fluctuations, but rather to sustained fluctuations in stock prices or significant daily fluctuations. Stocks often appear at the top of the rising and falling charts, and only those that dare to rise and fall are good stocks (assuming that the market maker has not made any money). Such stocks may become big "dark horses" in the future and are worth paying close attention to.