How to make short-term profits in stocks? Practical skills for short-term stock trading essentials

Short term trading refers to the trading in which investors buy and sell in a short period of time to earn the price difference. The stock selection for short-term trading has a strong speculative nature. When choosing such stocks, the risk is much higher than that of general stock trading, and it is necessary to master relevant knowledge.

 How to make short-term profits in stocks?

 Short term operation timing

1. The stock price is rising, but the increase is not significant; The moving average system shows a clear bullish pattern, with a daily turnover rate of around 3%. If you discover such a stock, you can buy it when its volume shrinks and falls back to the 5-day moving average.

2. When the overall market experiences a significant decline, stocks that rise against the trend, with an increase of more than 5% and increased trading volume, harbor good short-term opportunities. The so-called 'should fall or not fall, should rise' can be bought at the close of the day or when there is a correction the next day.

3. Some Zhuang stocks experience a rapid increase in volume followed by a sharp decline in volume, but can rebound when the price drops by 0.5 times.

Operation essentials

1. After a period of decline, the market is bound to experience a pullback, and short-term gains can be made by seizing the pullback trend. After a continuous decline, today's lowest price is lower than yesterday's lowest price, but today's closing price is higher than yesterday's closing price, which is a signal of a one-day turn and can be bought on dips in the short term.

2. Today's low point is higher than yesterday's low point, and today's high point is also higher than yesterday's high point. In the case of continuous decline, it indicates that the stock price has the possibility of rebounding or constructing an upward channel.

3. The stock price has shown a trend and signs of forming a short-term upward channel in the near future.

4. After a rapid decline in the market, the trading volume shrinks, and there are signs of a rebound immediately. It is necessary to quickly intervene at a lower price to capture the subsequent rebound market.

5. Recently, the stock price has been steadily rising, without hitting a new low point but reaching a new high point. This is an upward trend that is worth short-term intervention.

The timing of short-term investment is very important. Even with relevant technical analysis skills, investment still carries risks and needs to be approached with caution.