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What is the difference between long-term and short-term operations?

Tips for long-term and short-term trading (the following is the information about the differences between long-term and short-term operations that the editor has collected for you. I hope you like it.)

As a long-term fund, Most of them seek a stable investment path. Therefore, how to accurately determine the bottom of a stock and how to invest in batches is an important topic. But first of all, it should be noted that if you want to hold a full position in a certain stock at a price close to the lowest price for long-term holding, it is unrealistic. I try to analyze the bottom pattern of a stock based on changes in trading volume and explore the best buying point. There are roughly the following bottom forms in recent years:

1. Suppression, breaking the platform, and bottoming out with heavy volume. Most of these stocks have accumulated a certain amount of decline, and then traded sideways at a low level for a considerable period of time. Then they suddenly dropped through heavy volume and broke through the platform (mostly with the help of the decline of the market). After releasing huge amounts, they closed again, and a bottom was formed.

2. Standard downward channel, sudden explosive increase in volume. Most of these stocks have a standard and beautiful downward channel, and suddenly release a huge amount of positive lines on a certain day, forming a bottom. Such stocks can sometimes become short-term dark horses; but most of them will make adjustments after rising.

3. Build double bottoms, three bottoms, and four bottoms. The bottom-building technique for this type of stocks is relatively old. But some funds really like to play this trick. The bottom and top of each wave have a range of up to 50%. Playing it 3 or 4 waves a year is not bad. I like to follow this type of stock the most (but I also have experience of failure), because the bottom and top of this type of stock are very standard, and you can't escape the low position and cannot catch the high position.

4. Under the low trading volume level, the volume increases when it rises and shrinks when it falls. The amplitude is not large and the trend is sideways. This type of stock is an older method of attracting money, and it is also the most torturous. Generally, there will be a trend of yin and yang separated, two yin and one yang, or two yang and one yin. The bankers of this type of stock are generally not very strong (compared to futures funds), but they have high control over the market and have a long period of being a banker, at least one or two years.

5. Futures funds took over and the market blew out. There is no bottom for this type of stock, the banker is the bottom, and luck is the bottom. This type of stock is only suitable for short-term capital participation.

6. After quickly doubling the price, it adjusted downward for nearly a year, and the price reached the golden section. I have little interest in this type of stock.

Therefore, from the perspective of long-term investment, the 1st, 3rd and 4th bottoms are more suitable for long-term capital participation. But the first type needs to be observed every day, otherwise how will you know when it will break? The third type has certain risks, so it is best to participate in the first few waves, otherwise others will get tired of it and continue to sink when they reach the bottom of the wave. Then You just?. Therefore, you must set a stop loss position when participating in this type of stock; the fourth type has the least risk, but the time may be very long, so you need to be very patient. I also want to explain that you must first see whether its relative price is high or low.

Short-term speculation is completely different. It does not focus on finding the bottom, but only focuses on the upward period.

For short-term speculation, you need to look for high-energy stocks. Only these stocks can have the amplitude to make short-term decisions for you. There are several types of reference:

1. One-day market price, buy at the daily limit. enter. Most of these stocks quickly reached the daily limit within ten minutes of the market opening, and were then closed to the daily limit for the whole day, and then opened sharply higher the next day. The value of short-term participation lies in the gap that opens higher, but everyone has different goals, different levels of greed, and different consequences, haha!

2. On the premise that the price is not too high Next, continuously increase the volume and pull two big positive lines, and the real body of the positive lines must be large enough. This type of stock is my favorite, and since I'm not too greedy, I mostly make gains. This kind of stocks must pay careful attention to the time-sharing trend of the day. The general experience is: the trend of opening higher and moving sideways throughout the day indicates that there is little potential for the market outlook. Those trends that rush up and down, and cross from left to right are dark enough.

3. Bo rebound --- high volume and heavy decline. Hey, the saddest thing about this type of stocks is that the success rate is only about 20%, so it is only recommended to participate in a small amount.

4. Raise the limit, raise the limit, and raise the limit again. This type of stock can be said to have the highest energy, but few dare to follow it. I have only followed 2 stocks and made profits of 3 daily limits.

5. Long-term transactions are sparse and the decline is not large. Recently, transactions have been active. After a few positive lines were pulled, the volume retreated for 2 or 3 days, and then the volume was increased to increase, and the entities of these positive and negative lines were obviously larger than the previous period. . This type of stock is most suitable for steady short-term speculators to participate, and the success rate is extremely high.

6. Short trap, the standard rising channel is broken, and then rises again after a slight adjustment, and most of them can reach new highs. I haven't been able to grasp this type of stocks well until now, because the adjustment period is elusive and I don't know when to intervene, which loses short-term significance.

Short-term speculation must analyze time-sharing trends, pay more attention, and summarize more. A very strange experience tells me that when a stock is increasing in volume, if most of the big selling orders are placed at the integer mark of 5 or 10, most of the market outlook will continue to rise, while those selling orders will be placed at any price for no reason. For large selling orders, the market price generally only lasts for 1 or 2 days.

What is the difference between short-term and long-term?

1 Holding time: The market can be roughly divided into four methods according to the length of operation: ultra-short-term operation, short-term operation, medium and long-term operation , long-term operation.

The specific time is not strictly divided. We usually think of ultra-short-term operations as operations within one day, short-term operations as operations within a week, medium- and long-term operations as operations within one to two months, and longer-term operations as long-term operations. For the convenience of analysis, we call ultra-short-term and short-term operations together as short-term operations, and medium- and long-term operations as long-term operations.

2 Operation thinking and skills: Short-term operation pays attention to "following the trend", entering when it is high, exiting when it is higher, fast in and out, chasing the rise and killing the fall to make the price difference. Investors must have timely and accurate sources of information, sufficient time and good psychological endurance. They must carefully analyze various technical indicators and make the most correct judgment in the shortest time. The key to this method is to set up a stop loss and win point. Once you make a mistake in judgment, leave the market resolutely and do not be reluctant to fight to avoid losses. If you ride a black horse or catch up with the market, you should operate by gradually raising the stop-profit point. In this way, risks are avoided and greater benefits can be obtained.

Long-term operation pays attention to "reverse thinking", stepping in when the market is low and exiting when the market is high. It does not require investors to have particularly ample time, nor does it require excessive market analysis. All that is required is that investors have enough confidence and patience. When the market sentiment fades, there are many people who are stuck, and people are "talking about it", the price is very low, everyone thinks there is no opportunity, and the market trading volume is small. This is the opportunity for long-term investors to enter the market. Investors do not need to set stop loss points, only set profit points, and hold patiently. When the market is overcrowded, the index is high, and the popularity is boiling, the trading volume increases sharply, which is when investors obtain victory results.

So which one is better, long-term operation or short-term operation, which is more profitable? In fact, this requires us to be good at analysis and keen grasp. Because long-term and short-term operations mainly vary from person to person and from time to time.

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