In a bear market, the market is slightly depressed, and if investors act decisively, they are easily trapped, leading to losses. If investors are deeply trapped in the bear market adjustment and unwilling to stop losses and leave the market. In order to minimize losses and reduce the total cost of buying as soon as possible, some investors may use the T+0 method to seek a solution by reducing the total cost of buying.

How to use T+0 operation to unwind in a bear market?

1、 The basic prerequisite for using the "T+0" operation is that the 30 minute and 60 minute level trends of the overall market index deviate significantly from the top, and the deeply trapped individual stock trends also deviate significantly from the top at the 30 minute and 60 minute level trends. That is, using the top deviation of the overall market and individual stocks to sell first and then buy back is the basic prerequisite for conducting the "T+0" or "T1" operation on the same day or the next day.

2、 Try to avoid making short-term "T+0" operations into medium to long term operations on the same day, and win with "speed". Sell one-third or half of the total number of deeply trapped stocks at the high point of the intraday chart, and repurchase the sold stocks at the low point of the intraday chart to ensure that the total number of stocks in the account remains consistent and the total buying cost decreases continuously with the "T+0" operation on the same day or the "T 1" operation the next day.

3、 It is not advisable to pursue a price difference of more than 3% for the "T+0" on the same day, and a price difference of more than 5% for the "T 1" on the next day. The intraday chart operation in bear markets should not be greedy, as it is enough to spread the cost down by 3% each time, otherwise it is easy to lose more than gain.

4、 In a one-sided consolidation and decline market situation, it is easiest to do the "T+0" for the day. You can briefly raise the price by half after the opening of the day, and then buy back at the low or second lowest price before the closing of the day.

5、 The core of the "T+0" operation on that day is the real-time chart average price line. When the price deviates above the average price line, sell it, and when the price deviates below the average price line, repurchase the same number of shares.

6、 When the 30 minute and 60 minute level trends of individual stocks deviate significantly from the top, if the price falls below the 10 minute moving average in the 30 minute or 60 minute trend chart, sell half of it. Wait until the price drops below the 8 RSI below 20 in the 30 minute or 60 minute trend chart to repurchase.