The essence of short-term trading fifteen minutes before the closing is to avoid risks in long-term holdings and gain short-term profits. Short term customers sacrifice the long-term stable profit space that long-term customers can obtain, by cleverly using time to assemble small profits into large profits. Short term traders buy for the purpose of selling in 4 or 8 hours. Regardless of profit or loss, they must level their account in the short term and cannot participate in dull and lonely consolidation. Under the current trading system of T1, if there is a risk after buying on the same day, they cannot sell on the same day. Therefore, short-term traders choose to buy 15 minutes before the closing time. If there is no decline during this time period, they can sell at any time the next day if they feel there is a risk. This move is in line with both the "low-risk" principle and the "trend towards dominance" principle.
Based on my long-term observation, the following forms are quite common:
In many cases, a stock undergoes a long period of sideways trading after opening in the morning, narrowly consolidating around the average price line. When the market falls, it can hold on or be slightly dragged down by the market, but can quickly return; And the moving average basically remains in a straight line. This type of stock often cannot bear the loneliness in the afternoon and chooses to break through upwards. But if it breaks through as soon as the market opens in the afternoon, it is best not to follow up (unless there is sudden positive news at noon), because at this time, it is mostly a trial trading action by the market makers.
Stocks that truly rise are usually chosen to start rising after 2:30, especially between 2:35-2:40. At this point, we need to look at its upward angle. If it exceeds 80 degrees, it will appear too urgent and prone to throwing pressure. But there are also a few strong stocks that launch an attack just after 2 o'clock. At this time, it is necessary to release a huge amount and quickly raise the limit up by nearly 90 degrees, otherwise it is easy to fail. The most beautiful trend is to run along a 30 degree angle for a few minutes, and then change to a 45 degree to 60 degree upward attack driven by high trading volume. At this time, the moving average is also best to follow the stock price closely, forming an arc of more than 30 degrees. This way, in just 20 minutes, it can rise by more than 5%, or even the limit up. The above situation must be closely monitored with the 5-minute to 60 minute K-line time-sharing indicators, especially the 60 minute indicator. During the consolidation period, if the 60 minute indicator such as KDJ forms a golden cross at the bottom and the time coincides perfectly, it can be intervened at an appropriate time.
The discipline that should be strictly observed in this operation method is: 1. Opportunities like this do not come every day. Those who act recklessly not only do not have short-term profits, but also short-term losses; 2. Unless it is a super strong stock, in general, this operation can only be carried out when the overall market is strong to ensure safety; 3. Carefully choose individual stocks, and try to choose stocks that have initially risen or are popular.
