What are the tips for adding positions and doing T?

If you make good use of T+0, you can make profits in the stock market regardless of whether it is bullish or bearish, whether it is short-term or medium- and long-term. Doing T+0 is not as simple as we imagined. Investors must also have good technical requirements and a strong mentality. So, what are the tips for adding positions and doing T? Let’s find out.

What are the techniques for adding positions and doing T-level trading?

1. The nature of individual stocks. What kind of stocks are suitable for T trading, and what trend is suitable for T trading methods? This is the preparation before doing T trading, and it is also a crucial link. Stocks with active stocks are suitable for T, so what kind of stocks have active stocks? If you want to be active in stocks, first of all, the market should not be too big. It must be small-cap stocks or mid-cap stocks, preferably small-cap stocks with a circulating share of less than 100 million shares. The four major banks and two barrels of oil cannot allow you to do T Make money.

2. Individual stock trends. The trend of individual stocks is divided into three categories using the 5-day moving average and the 60-day moving average as boundaries. Above the 5-day moving average is short-term strength, and below the 60-day moving average is mid-term weakness. The choice of T under different trends is also different. Above the 5-day and 60-day moving averages, positive T is suitable; below the 5-day moving average, and above the 60-day moving average, reverse T is suitable; above the 60-day moving average, multiple moving averages are glued together, and during the period of box shock, rolling T is suitable.

Analyze two situations and remember to keep them in your collection

In the short-term situation: it is necessary to set a stop loss position. Everyone can set a stop loss position according to his or her actual situation. Then you can use the moving average to increase your position, and sell decisively when it breaks below the 10-day moving average and the 15-day moving average. Rely on the support level or pressure level setting to set a stop loss and add a position. If the stock price hovers at the support level for a long time without falling, and your cost price is much higher than the support level, then you can add a position.

In the case of long-term: the stop loss set by the long-term is a fixed stop loss, which is generally set at a position 25% lower than the purchase price. When stocks fall, investors should increase their positions by a fixed amount, and when the industry is in recession, they should quickly reduce their positions.

In general, adding positions is mainly divided into the above two processing methods. Adding positions in the stock market is a common manipulation method in stocks. When opening a position for the first time, investors only need to invest a small amount of capital, and then choose opportunities to add positions based on market conditions.

Two major operating tips are worth learning from

1. Sudden rise. The stock price trend in the time-sharing chart is relatively stable, but suddenly there is a linear increase in volume. When such a trend occurs, investors can actively intervene, because such a rapid and strong rise in stock prices often means the outbreak of strong stocks, or the occurrence of sudden good news. The main force is rushing to raise funds, so that the stock price will often have opportunities in the future.

2. Volume and price analysis. We must always pay attention to trading volume, especially stocks that suddenly experience heavy volume. If there is heavy volume during an upward trend, it is likely that the main force is preparing to build a position, and investors can actively intervene. On the contrary, if the stock price shows a downward trend and the stock price increases in volume, it is likely that the main force is shipping, so do not increase your position.