Firstly, choose the strongest stocks. Buying stocks is not about buying the stocks that have risen the most, but about buying the stocks that are likely to rise the most.

1. Choose stocks against the trend, switch to buying stocks, and select stocks from the daily limit up board during the last two days of the market's decline until reaching the 5-day moving average. At this time, the daily limit up board is controlled by the main force, and there are those who want chips or want to take advantage of the limit up to reduce their positions. Select the stocks that want chips and put them in the self selected stocks for observation.

3. Abnormal limit up (price fluctuation): Buy at a low position the next day. Like the bottom twin, fill in the long upper shadow, fill in the high opening shadow, and the long lower shadow rises to the limit (lower shadow gifts, lower shadow is more than 5 points lower than yesterday's closing price, and rises again on the same day)

If the stock selection on the limit up board can accurately identify the limit up for the purpose of reducing positions, short-term returns will be greatly improved.

1. Confusion in the thinking of long and short line trading games:

2. Time and rhythm step through the air:

3. Inherent bias in target selection:

4. Unreasonable position adjustment;

5. General lack of technical knowledge:

Some people seem to have some superficial knowledge of technology, but they like to apply it haphazardly. For example, applying the key indicators and experience applicable to the medium and long term randomly to ultra short operations, which is the problem of technical confusion, roughness, and mismatch.

At present, the internet is well-developed, but in reality, there is a mix of good and bad. Many people blindly believe in various channels' recommended stocks, stock quotes, and so on. In fact, many "big gods" lead and recommend stocks with other purposes. The legitimate path for stock investors is to gradually build a stable model of their own characteristics. Instead of relying on others' stock recommendations. Even if relying on it, it still needs to be validated for long-term effectiveness.

The stock market is not a gamble that relies on luck. We need to constantly summarize and learn. Only by deeply understanding the market and its laws can we survive in the long run. The use of indicators is an important operational tool. If the indicators can withstand market tests, they should be repeatedly verified and applied to practical situations!