The most uncomfortable market situation for investors is undoubtedly volatility, and the common problem of worrying about gains and losses has forced investors to suffer in sideways fluctuations. Oscillatory market usually includes low-level oscillation, median oscillation, high-level oscillation, upward market oscillation, and downward market oscillation. The buying and selling strategies adopted for different types of volatile markets often vary. Therefore, when investors grasp these types of volatile market trends, they can refer to the following five points:

(1) In a low volatility market, investors should consider buying signals more and ignore short-term selling signals. This is because once chips are shaken out of this position, it is difficult to buy them back at the same price.

(2) For a median oscillating market, the buying and selling strategy at this point is to sell stocks with significant gains and buy stocks that are about to rise.

(3) The so-called high-level oscillation refers to the continuous rise of stock prices, which are in the final stage of upward movement or in the bullish zone. Usually, the wave shape has already emerged for 3-5 waves, and the risk of trading stocks is very high at this time. However, due to being in the final stage of upward movement, the amplitude of stock price fluctuations is also large, and there are many opportunities, which belongs to the truly high-risk and high-yield stage.

(4) The so-called upward market oscillation is actually the operation of some stocks in a regular upward channel. Generally speaking, when the stock price reaches the upper pressure of the upward channel, it can be sold.

(5) When the stock price is running in a downward channel, generally speaking, it is recommended that investors do not operate, but short-term experts can seek oscillation opportunities to make price differentials.