Generally speaking, the best market operation is homeopathic operation, that is, buying on dips in the upward trend and selling on rallies in the downward trend. If you want to reverse the trend, the original trend must reach the key reversal point from three aspects: form, proportion and period, and you can enter the market only by setting a stop loss. To put it into practice, what is low and what is high involves the application of specific technical analysis, which can be summarized as follows:
1, see the position to make a single stop loss: in the upward trend, wait for the price to adjust back to the important support level to buy, and stop loss after the effective position is broken. Short-term positions can be closed by selling on the upper track of the rising channel (but it is easy to sell short without opening positions); In the downward trend, wait for the price to rebound to an important pressure level to short, effectively breaking the stop loss. Similarly, buy and close positions on the lower track of the downtrend channel (never open a new position to grab a rebound).
2, break the position to make a single order: when the price rises above the important pressure level, buy with the trend and stop loss; When the stock price falls below the important support level, it will be short and stop loss.
3. Only important reversal points can be used to make a counter-market order: only when the big wave shape, proportion and period run to a certain reversal point at the same time can a counter-market order be made, and it must be a light warehouse, and the stop loss can be enlarged, but there can be no stop loss.
Conclusion: No matter which method is adopted above, you need to wait patiently for the arrival of the best entry point. If you don't grasp the opportunity, you will often lose money if you look at the right trend. Because the price fluctuation of the market is not a straight line, any trend runs in shock. If you don't choose the right time to enter the market, you will suffer market shocks.
Investors who are new to precious metals trading often think that "entry point" is the most difficult to grasp. After they operated for a period of time, this idea changed 180 degrees. At this moment, they are thinking, "They will buy an apprentice and sell a master." I began to seriously think about how to judge the "exit point" of gold (1252.40, 1.60, 0. 13%). If you want to make a real profit in the transaction, it is more critical to choose the right time to make a profit. Generally speaking, there are three ways to enter the market for reference:
First, the original plan was exit, that is to say, before a transaction, there will be a trading plan, which includes entry price, stop loss and exit target. Then, after entering the venue, you need to write down the price of "exiting the target" on the transaction form. In this way, the future price will run here and it will automatically make a profit. The disadvantage of this method is that the price may go all the way to the goal of playing, and we will miss more profit opportunities.
Second, follow the stop loss. When the price goes to the profit direction, you can adopt the method of "following the stop loss" and constantly push the stop loss to the profit direction, which can protect the profit list and avoid the risks brought by the price drop. If the price goes down, you will still be profitable.
Third, play in batches. When you buy a certain amount of gold and silver (20.38, 0.05, 0.25%) and the price starts to rise, you have made some money. You can consider closing a part of the position and leaving another part of the position to earn profits that the market may continue.