1、 Tips for operating stocks in weekly bands

1. Crossing the watershed

The stock has been operating below the downward 60 day moving average for a long time, breaking through the mid-term bottom for the first time and representing the watershed between long and short positions. After crossing the 60 day moving average, it has returned to near the 60 day moving average for the first time, making it an excellent position for short-term entry and buying.

2. Flat horizontal chart

After a phase of upward movement in individual stocks, in a strong horizontal adjustment without falling back, maintaining the horizontal volume of each stock can approach or be equivalent to the maximum volume of the bullish candlestick before the adjustment begins. When the candlestick chart of these flat horizontal stocks is once again supported by the upward 10 day moving average, it is also the absolute buying point for short-term positions.

　　2、 How can small funds operate in the market?

Many small capital accounts claim to be in the market but still end up losing money because they have no idea what they are doing. Although they were working against the trend, they made money but refused to leave. They were insatiable and wished they could make enough money in one go. They procrastinated until they lost their winning streak, but they were unwilling to accept it. They simply turned into a trendsetter, but the trend reversed and they eventually left at a loss.

Although they are doing trend making, they are afraid of losing even a small profit. A pullback can scare them out of the market. When the trend persists, they are unwilling to accept it and rush back into the market. They are washed away by the ups and downs, resulting in huge financial losses. They simply don't do it anymore. At this point, the big market has started, and you can only stand on the sidelines regretting and spitting blood.

Small capital accounts should adhere to the principle of accumulating small gains, adjust their mentality, miss out on market trends without regret or sadness, start over calmly, and still make big profits.

The key is mindset! To operate within a trading band, one must have a mindset of operating within the band. The band should bear less pressure and have a narrow stop loss setting, resulting in relatively lower profits; The pressure of a significant pullback on the trend is high, and a wide stop loss setting naturally leads to greater profits.

It's not uncomfortable for a small capital account to miss the market trend. Don't chase after the rise and kill the fall, and focus on finding ways to seize the profits of every wave according to your own strategy. The profits are already very considerable!