There are two ways to hedge the entire stock position:

One type: If you experience a sudden drop of around 5-7 points during trading and cannot seal the daily limit up, you need to sell half of it. Wait until it drops a few points before buying it back, which will reduce your holding costs by a few points. (If it hits the limit up again after selling, then you still have half of your funds in it, continue to enjoy its rise)

Another approach is to use market watching techniques to buy stocks at the right position with the funds in hand, and then sell them after they have risen a few points. This way, your stock quantity is not small, and your balance of funds is increased.

Many people often do the wrong thing when doing T, the more they do, the higher the cost, or they just go viral. Here is a reminder that doing T is like buying stocks, you cannot chase the rise. To hide.

Three basic principles of T

The first basic principle to follow when buying at a protective price is the first point. The three forms of the MACD indicator, namely the reject golden cross and reject death cross, as well as aerial refueling, are strong acceleration signals. If they appear, one can adjust their trading accordingly.

Secondly, in a weak market, try to sell stocks in the morning and buy stocks in the afternoon. In a strong market, try to buy stocks in the morning and sell them in the afternoon. Follow the principle of comparing the strength of stacked varieties and individual stocks.

Thirdly, support resistance alternates. If the stock price falls below today's support price or rises above today's resistance price, both downward and upward can be seen as a high line, and one should adjust their trading in a timely manner. At this point, the original support price will become a new resistance price. The original resistance price will become a new support price.

The only thing to note is not to chase high and do T, but to do T in a hidden way, or to sell T when encountering a straight line rise, and then buy back when falling.

Attention must be paid to:

1. The stock is active and has a large fluctuation range;

2. Strict stop loss measures must be established to prevent selling due to a decline, otherwise the stock will continue to accumulate and the cost will increase.

3. Be sure to focus on stocks that you are familiar with

4. The trend of the overall market is related to the development direction of individual stocks

5. The most taboo thing about T is chasing the rise and killing the fall, which is different from buying warrants because the part you bought cannot be sold today. I hope everyone can gain simple skills from simple guidance and gradually become proficient in their use.