1、 What are the short-term stock trading techniques?
In my opinion, short-term stock trading can be divided into two parts. One is short-term stock trading, which takes about one to two days, and the other is short-term stock trading, which takes about three to 30 days.
Firstly, when trading stocks in the short term, one should have a stable mindset and not rush for quick results. As we all know, trading stocks carries certain risks, and one should not ignore the risks and choose stocks with high returns. Therefore, maintaining a balanced mindset is one of the techniques for short-term stock trading.
Secondly, when trading stocks in the short term, it is important to choose the right timing. In a bull market, one can be bold and choose a larger position, but still pay attention to risk control and prevention.
Short term stock trading can be based on the following aspects. Firstly, stocks can be selected according to technical charts, and priority should be given to stocks with a bulging bottom. These are stocks that have been fully adjusted, with lower risk and higher price increase rate, making them suitable for buying.
Short term stock trading can be operated based on trading volume. The bottom gradually rises, and trading volume increases when it rises, and decreases when it falls. At this point, you can consider gradually buying stocks. In addition, mobile comment lines can be used to trade stocks.
In fact, although the skills of short-term stock trading are important, how to choose stocks is also the key. It is necessary to choose strong stocks, so the real difficulty is to determine what is a strong stock.
2、 How to choose stocks in the short term?
1. Moving average stock selection
The golden and death crosses of the moving average. Short term operations generally refer to the short-term moving average combination of 5-day, 10 day, and 20 day moving averages. When a golden cross is formed, it is the time to buy, and when a death cross is formed, it is the time to sell.
Is the moving average system arranged in a bullish pattern. If the moving average shows a bullish trend, it is a sign of strong stocks; If it presents a bearish arrangement, it is a sign of weakness and should not be intervened.
2. Index stock selection
Indicators can be used to determine the starting point of a round of adjustment. As for what indicators to use for analysis, it varies depending on personal preferences, but the analysis results will not have significant differences. Some friends like to use their own indicators to make up for some of the shortcomings of general indicators, but they must undergo long-term and rigorous testing before they can be put into practical use, otherwise the gains are not worth the losses.
3. Daily stock selection
A certain stock has been in an upward trend recently, and on a certain day, it suddenly opened significantly lower and closed higher, with significantly increased trading volume on that day. This type of stock, which is quickly washed up by market makers before rising, is also the most likely to run a dark horse of skyrocketing. At this moment, we should intervene decisively.
4. Trend selection of stocks
The principle of short-term trading is: trend is king! Regardless of the market conditions, there are stocks that rise and stocks that fall. Therefore, as long as you find stocks that can rise, you can make profits regardless of whether they are bullish or bearish! Stocks that can make profits are definitely stocks with good trends, of course, oversold rebound stocks do not need to look at trends.
But if you want to do it, you need to do something that can sustain profits. Therefore, short-term investors should first learn to look at trends. The medium and long-term trends must be good, and the stock price should run above the 20 day, 30 day, and 60 day moving averages, or fluctuate around the medium and long-term moving averages. If you are not proficient enough in technical indicators or do not want to be so complicated, you can directly look at the support of the intelligent auxiliary line.
