"short covering" refers to the technical term and abbreviation that large households concentrate on long (buy) after shorting (selling) a certain currency to make it fall to a certain point. For example, large households sell euros from 1. 2 1 fell to 1. 19; Buy the euro again, making it from 1. 19 rose slightly to 1. 20, but did not return to its original position 1. 2 1。 This transaction process is called "short covering".

For retail investors, you can take advantage of this "short covering" opportunity to make a profit!

For example, at present, the dollar is strong, and it is two steps forward and one step back for the euro! We retail investors want to make money, that is, after the euro/dollar fell by XXX points, seize the opportunity to buy the euro and usher in the "short covering", that is, after the euro/dollar rebounded by 50- 100 points, throw the euro to make a profit. Also known as the "rebound against the market"! This kind of "rebound against the market" is often difficult to judge!