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How to operate half position T+0?

How to operate half position T+0? There are many operating methods in the stock market. The half-position T+0 box operation introduced today is to set aside half of your account funds, and it is operated under T+0 conditions, but how to grasp it in the specific operation? What about the trading rhythm? Let’s take a look at the trading operations of the half-position T+0 box operation.

The buying and selling operation is completed on the same day

When the rise in the stock price is not clear enough, it is very wise for stock investors to adopt a half position T+0 approach. With a half-position capital investment, there will be no risk of holding a heavy position, nor will you miss the current market trend. In the half-position T+0 operation, investors complete a buying and selling action every day, and the funds occupied by holding stocks are only half of the total funds. Shorting at high prices on the time-sharing chart and buying stocks when prices fall back is a good way to reduce losses and expand profits.

From the perspective of capital investment, the half-position T+0 operation will never involve the risk of holding a heavy position. Even if the stock price falls in the short term, only half of investors' funds will suffer losses. In this way, you can use the other half of the funds to buy the bottom, and sell the stocks you held earlier at the high price rebound, completing a T+0 operation. In the half-position T+0 operation, investors buy low prices and take profits at high prices on the same day, so that they will not miss the profits provided by two-way price fluctuations.

The time-sharing chart shows that the stock continued to fall during the morning session, and the best buying point appeared at the V-shaped bottom where the price bottomed out and rebounded during the session. It started to fluctuate and strengthen from the V-shaped bottom, and the final increase reached around 3%. In this way, from the reversal of the stock price to the infinite peak, the buying and selling points of T+0 have been shown very clearly.

From the price trend, the stock’s performance is relatively easy to identify. When the price falls, the trend is obvious, and after the reversal, the volume increases. It is easy for investors to successfully complete the T+0 buying and selling operations.

As shown in the time-sharing chart above, the stock price surged higher after the market opened. Investors can easily think of the operation of selling stocks at a high level to take profit. Indeed, if the stock has increased its volume to around 6%, then the shrinking volume will inevitably result in the stock price falling back from its high level. Thinking of this, it is obviously ideal for investors to consider taking profits in the short term. If the stock price does not have a daily limit, then the condition for maintaining the stock price at a high level is that the quantity energy is in a state of amplification. The stock surged in volume and then retreated in volume, indicating that a "roller coaster" market is about to occur. After taking advantage of the stock's rise to take profits, the stock price fell back to its low point during the session, providing investors with a good profit opportunity to buy the stock.

As shown in the chart above, the stock's opening price showed room for growth of more than 2%, but the stock price continued to shrink during the session. It can be seen that the trend of this stock is not ideal. In the shrinkage callback after the opening, investors can take profits during the price shock and decline. The stock price falls very quickly. If you don't seize the opportunity to take profit at a high level, you can still go short when you wait for the stock price to rebound to the equal price line.

After investors first sell the stocks in their hands, they can not rush to buy the stock. After all, the stock price is shrinking and falling. For the situation of shock and decline, investors should predict that it will be difficult to make a big improvement before the market closes. Rather than opening a position at the low price in the morning session, it is better to wait until the afternoon session to buy the bottom, which will make it easier to seize the opportunity of the low price.