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1, 20065438+On the evening of April 6, 2006, in an office of Dacheng Consulting Company in Shanghai Hongqiao Zhongsheng Financial Center, Williams made a firm deal on the S&P 500 index and allowed others to watch the game in a small area.
There is a set of "cash cow" software that can help.
As a master, it is inevitable to talk about the way of investment. So is Williams. Connecting to the Internet and watching the market, Williams didn't rush to place an order, but explained a set of software he used to trade called "cash cow". Williams said that this is his "skill" for 35 years, and it is also a magic weapon for him to win in the futures market. "That can only be communicated on a small scale. If more people know, they won't make money, "said one person present. Williams understood this sentence and nodded his head.
As it is Monday, after two days' rest, Williams said that the energy accumulated in the market has been great. According to his experience, the one-and-a-half-hour market trend on Monday is very important for mastering the buying and selling direction of the day.
Of course, in order to show you the complete process of Williams' trading, that is, paying the bill and issuing the bill, what he has to do this time is the short-term trading completed on the same day, which is of course his unique skill. In this regard, he also wrote a book "The Secret of Short-term Trading".
Williams said that according to years of experience and research, if the market opens lower with a gap on Monday and breaks through in the first half hour, then the day is basically long, and vice versa. When he explained the basic trading principles, the new york market had been open for half an hour, and the market showed that the S&P 500 index had risen. It seems that we have to focus more on it today. Everyone here is waiting for his order. Williams slowly told everyone about this market: "Today's market is very delicate. The Dow Jones index is rising and the Nasdaq index is still falling. After yesterday's Easter holiday, the S&P index may go a bit strange."
The market has been analyzed by a "cash cow" and several lines have been added. Blue is the average of the lowest price for three consecutive 30 minutes, and the red line is the average of the highest price. Williams said that these two lines are his important trading reference indicators. "Of course, these two trend lines will change at any time, and the trading points should be adjusted accordingly." Williams seems to worry that people around him will understand his magic weapon too mechanically.
2 1: 50, S&P index gradually approaches Williams' established buying point. At this time, Williams will call his overseas agent to place an order. But then there was something wrong with the phone. Seeing that the shopping point is getting closer and closer, the phone can't be dialed out, and people around you are anxious, for fear of missing this trading opportunity.
After a while, the phone finally got through at 22: 10. The standard & poor's index just stays a little above the established buying point. Hanging up the phone, Williams announced that he had informed his broker to buy five S&P index futures contracts at 1 187, accounting for about one-fifth of his position, and the initial capital of the position was 1 10,000 USD. At the same time, a stop-loss order was set at 1 183. "If I make a mistake, I will lose $2,200 tonight," William added.
At the end of the order, Williams looked relaxed. The rest are very nervous about the market. Because, in Williams' words, this is the first time that most people here really practice index futures. I'm always a little nervous for the first time, let alone making a deal with a master.
"Trading is like magic."
When the S&P index hit 1 187 and quickly rebounded to 1 188, people around could not help but urge Williams to call his agent in the United States to confirm whether the entrustment had been completed.
After being confirmed, the others began to relax. Williams even suggested a cup of coffee. Of course, most people still stare at the market and ponder the master's indicators.
It seems that in order to ease the slightly tense atmosphere, Williams played a little magic. "One, two, three", a pen in my hand just now suddenly disappeared. When I look carefully, there is still a pen behind my ear. Williams said that trading is actually very similar to magic. When I called "one", the pen was there; The pen will be there when you shout "two" and it will be gone when you shout "three". So is the market. Just because you made money the first time and the second time doesn't mean you will make money the third time. "Greed is the most taboo in trading." Williams said that he only trades twice a day at most, and even if there is a third buying opportunity, he will give up. For tonight, he can only do this transaction now, because the first buying opportunity slipped away at the beginning of the market, when explaining the trading indicators. Williams' tricks are dazzling. When I looked back at the market, I was surprised, because the S&P index had fallen by 1 184 points, and it was getting closer and closer to the stop loss of 1 183. Take a look at the indicator of the 15 minute line, which has actually reached the stop loss position.
It's others who are nervous. Williams is not nervous. He said that individuals cannot compete with the market. If they really misjudge, they should stop in time. "However, there is no stop loss," he explained. Since he refers to the 30-minute indicator when buying, he also refers to the 30-minute indicator when selling and stopping.
The small black dot showing the S&P index is moving finely, and everyone present is staring at it closely. At this point, Williams himself restrained his smile when playing magic and carefully studied the market. He looked at the 30-minute line for a while, then at the indicators of 60 minutes and 15 minutes. He told the people present that these parameters were based on experience and research. At 23: 00, the S&P index rose slowly. After 30 minutes, the red line went up briefly and then quickly turned around. Williams said, "I can't make much money today." He explained that the interval between the red line and the blue line is actually his profit space. When the red line turns down, it shows that his profit space has narrowed.
Maybe the market has gone up, so everyone relaxed a little and asked Williams for the secret of the transaction. 23: 10, S&P returned to 1 187, the original buying point. Some people here can not help but breathe a sigh of relief. It seems that up and down are all their own money.
Earned 3730 dollars
As the red line went down, Williams adjusted the profit point to 1 190. After a while, Williams called the broker again and placed an order 1 190 for sale. If the profit is settled smoothly, each order will earn 3 points, and each point will earn 250 dollars. The five orders add up to $3,750, and the profit is above $3,730 excluding the handling fee.
It's midnight, and everyone is still in high spirits. Just as the host was preparing dinner, everyone was chatting while eating. There seems to be more than 3000 dollars in the bag.
The American market that night was a bit delicate. Nasdaq is still falling, and some large-cap stocks, such as Microsoft, Cisco, Yahoo and Intel, have all fallen. Although the Dow Jones index still has some gains, the gains are eroded from time to time, and sometimes some real gains are recovered. The Standard & Poor's index also rises and falls in this subtle relationship, which makes everyone nervous for a while and comfortable for a while.
By two o'clock in the morning, the spectators and boxers were still in good spirits, although their eyes were a little red. Talk about investment experience, ask for investment skills and comment on market trends. When the standard & poor's index finally moved closer to the established profit point, everyone began to get excited.
At two o'clock in the morning, that moment finally came, and the S&P index reached 1 190. Everyone in the room couldn't help standing up and applauding. At this point, Williams did not show excitement. He told everyone that trading should not be too emotional. Perhaps in the eyes of experts, traders should always keep calm and keep a rational thinking.
But everyone can't hide their excitement after all. Because tonight, I saw not only the master's trading process, but also the realm of "not being happy with things, not being sad for myself" when the master traded.
On the evening of April 1 Sunday, at 20065438+6, Lajus Wilhemlms traded the American Standard & Poor's Index in Hongqiao, earning $3,730.