Short-term operations refer to trading in a short period of time in the stock, futures, foreign exchange and other trading markets to obtain small profits. It usually uses technical analysis methods to judge the short-term price change trend by analyzing price trends, trading volume, market sentiment and other factors. Short-term operations require investors to have a high risk tolerance and keen market insight. It may not only bring high profits, but also easily cause huge losses.

The main characteristics of short-term operations are frequent transactions, short time, high risks, and narrow profit range. Its trading time generally ranges from a few minutes to a few days, and transactions with small amounts of funds can reduce risks and costs. At the same time, due to the violent market fluctuations, short-term operations require investors to have the ability to respond quickly and acquire information that keeps pace with the times. Therefore, they need to continuously learn and summarize to improve their trading level.

Short-term operation is not suitable for all investors. It requires investors to have certain trading experience and risk tolerance, as well as corresponding trading strategies and risk control mechanisms. Before conducting short-term operations, investors need to formulate specific trading plans and risk control plans, abide by trading disciplines, and maintain a good mentality and patience. Only on the basis of sufficient risk awareness and trading skills can long-term stable profits be achieved in short-term operations.