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Experience of stock trading: how to use opportunism to cross the stock market
One night when I was watching Man and Nature, I saw such a plot: dolphins were desperately chasing fish in the sea, and the fish were driven to shallow water by the sea in panic. A seahawk crouched quietly on the cliff on the coast, watching the fish escape quietly in the sea with anger. Water waves were quickly swept into shallow waters by seawater, and fish also reached shallow waters. Seahawk suddenly spread its wings and dived, grabbed a fish with sharp and powerful claws and flew back to the coast to enjoy it slowly.

Seeing this situation, I suddenly thought of stocks. After the dealer collects the chips, he will often attack with the small yangxian line one by one, and finally the big yangxian line will accelerate upward, and this last stage is also the stage for the dealer to make a profit. This process is like a dolphin chasing a school of fish, chasing it to shallow water before swallowing it in large quantities.

If dolphins are compared to bookmakers in the stock market, fish are like stocks, and smart retail investors should be like smart seahawks. When the dealer has spent a lot of effort and money to lock the chips, and is about to enter the pull-up stage, they will quickly take a share from the dealer (dolphin).

In this way, if you win by cleverness, you can spend less money and get more profits in a short time. Dolphins eat a group of fish, but the sea eagle only needs one. Bankers have to earn millions or even hundreds of millions, and retail investors only earn thousands or tens of thousands.

Swim around the stock market in this opportunistic way, turn on the computer every night, find those stocks that rely on the moving average system to pull a few small Yang lines (the so-called "string Yang"), and then choose one or several of them to intervene the next day, so as to truly dance with Zhuang * * * and eat the fattest piece of "beef" in the shortest time.

Capturing such a stock, although some have more profits and some have less profits, I feel lucky that there is no stock to lose money and no stock to trap him.

Constantly sum up and correct your own methods in practice. This method of operation requires stability first, otherwise it is easy to be cheated by the dealer who is good at "painting". In case a few young people later become a big yin line, they may be trapped. The safest way is to find those stocks that slowly jump out of all EMA from the low position.