Again, it is important to believe that all trading behavior in the stock market is determined by the market itself. The market is always right, only the market you read wrong, there is no market trend where stock prices go wrong. Market behavior determines everything.

That is to say, do not blindly believe in the predictions of stock analysts or so-called investment experts, but use your own perspective to view all market behavior. Make the right decision through one's own analysis and judgment.

There are too many people in the stock market who inquire about news and read stock reviews word for word, but there are really too few who dare to believe in themselves. This is actually a tragedy for many small and medium-sized investors.

It should be understood that so-called stock reviews, information, or investment expert opinions are all public information resources for everyone. Is it worth believing what everyone knows? Obviously not worth trusting. Do not believe it recklessly. As for the so-called insider information from a well-informed person, it is not worth believing. To understand market information, do it yourself, carefully analyze market trading behavior, and decipher market trading secrets, that is already enough. Practical experience has shown that once you learn to understand information from market trading behavior, you can read many trading secrets from it.

If you understand what most people don't understand, if you understand what most people don't understand, then you may become one of the few successful speculators in the stock market.

On the other hand, although only a few people can truly maintain profits by speculating in the stock market, it does not mean that many small and medium-sized retail investors cannot participate in speculation and speculation in the stock market, and can ultimately maintain the profits they have already obtained. Don't be discouraged, there are still ways to maintain the ultimate profit.

The reason why so many people lose money in the stock market is because there are so many people who do not meet the conditions for becoming a "minority" or refuse to meet the conditions for becoming a "minority". The so-called conditions for success are not actually mysterious things. Specifically, they are simply the organic combination of mentality, technology, and tools. When you integrate these three into one, blend them together, adapt to changing circumstances, and flexibly use them, you become one of the "few people" who have profitable tools in the stock market.

Strive to master a unique skill that may seem like no moves, but actually has moves, and may seem like there are moves but actually no moves. Make sure that only you understand the intricacies of your speculative moves and routines, that is, find a suitable tool for yourself to operate, and apply it to a proficient and easy-to-use level. This is the goal and realm that small and medium-sized retail investors should pursue, and it is also the only way to become one of the few successful people in the stock market.

How should we view the operational rules in the stock market? Simply put, the operation procedure of stock trading is actually very simple. In summary, it is nothing more than two major steps: buying and selling. All other trivial work revolves around these two aspects.

There are many rules circulating in the stock market about how to buy, such as:

The stock price has been continuously falling for more than 3 days, the decline has gradually narrowed, and the trading volume has also shrunk to the bottom. If there is a sudden increase in price and volume on a subsequent day, it should be followed up in a timely manner.  

At the initial stage when the stock price transitions from a downward trend to an upward trend, the trading volume gradually increases and the amount of price increase increases. At this time, it is necessary to follow up in a timely manner.  

When the price to earnings ratio is below 20, you can buy.  

Opening with a limit down and closing with a limit up, the market is about to undergo a major reversal and should be bought in a timely manner.  

When RSI is below 20, it should be bought.  

When a candlestick cross appears at a low level, you can consider buying.  

When the deviation rate drops below -3 on the 6th and below -10 on the 30th, timely buying should be made.  

After the moving average line drops, it shows a flat trend and then turns to an upward trend. At this time, the stock price also begins to rise. When the stock price breaks through the moving average line, it is the best time to buy.  

When the short-term moving average 3-day line moves upwards and the long-term moving average 6-day line begins to turn downwards, forming a golden cross between the two, it is an excellent buying opportunity.  

After a long period of sideways trading at the bottom, if the stock price shows a large bullish line for two consecutive days, a small bullish line for three consecutive days, or a long bearish cross line, the stock price is about to rebound.

There are many such patterns, and due to space limitations, it is impossible to list them all here.

From a relatively superficial perspective, all the expressions of buying and selling patterns in the stock market are relatively simple. However, behind these simple expressions, there are also many indescribable and deeper things that need to be understood by oneself. This often involves many details, and each detail contains many regularities. These regular things are like a double-edged sword, capable of both "killing enemies" and potentially harming oneself.