Contract Trading: Extremely Practical Trade-Making Tips (Pure Insider Knowledge)
- Range-Bound Market: When price is moving sideways at a low level and making new lows, it’s time for heavy positioning to buy the dip; when price is moving sideways at a high level and surging again, decisively sell—don’t hesitate.
- Volatility: Sell when it spikes up; enter quickly when it drops suddenly. If it’s ranging, wait and observe to reduce trading. A sideways move means “sideways instead of falling”—hold your positions tightly; a new rally might be right around the corner. During a rapid surge, be alert for a sudden crash—be ready to lock in profits at any moment.
- Timing Tips for Buying/Selling: Buy when the market falls in the morning; sell when it rises in the morning. Don’t chase after it spikes in the afternoon. If it falls in the afternoon, buy the next day. Don’t panic-sell after a morning drop—if it doesn’t move up or down, rest. If you’re stuck in a position, average in to recover to break-even; excessive greed is not acceptable.
Besides these rhymes, I’ve also compiled several ultra-practical trade-making methods:
Range-Trading Method: Most market conditions are in a consolidation range. Use buying low/selling high between the box boundaries as the foundation for stable profits. With the help of the BOLL indicator and the box theory, combine technical indicators and chart patterns to pinpoint resistance and support. Follow the short-term trading rules—never be greedy.
Breakout After a Turning Point Method: After long periods of consolidation, the market will choose a direction. After the turning/breaking point, entering quickly can yield fast profits. But you must have accurate judgment of the turning point, keep a steady mindset, and stay neither greedy nor fearful.
Single-Direction Trend Method: Once the market breaks out of the range, it tends to form a single-direction trend. Trading with the trend is the key to making profits. Enter on pullbacks or rebounds, referring to K-line candlesticks, moving averages, BOLL, trendlines, and other indicators.
Resistance/Support Trading Method: When the market hits key resistance or support levels, it often gets rejected or gains support. In that moment, entering the trade is a commonly used strategy. Use trendlines, moving averages, the Bollinger bands, the parabolic indicator, etc., to accurately judge resistance/support levels.
Pullback/Rebound Trading Method: After a big rise or fall, there will be a temporary pullback or rebound. Seize the opportunity and you can profit easily. The main basis is K-line patterns, and good market feel helps you accurately catch the highs and lows.
Time-Window Trading Method: Morning and afternoon sessions have smaller fluctuations—suitable for conservative investors. Although the time to profit is longer, the advantage is that the market is easier to judge. Late-night and pre-dawn sessions have larger fluctuations—suitable for aggressive investors. You can profit quickly, but the difficulty is higher, requiring strict technical skills and judgment. If you’ve understood all this and still can’t make money, then “Yu Ge” is waiting for you at @渔歌趋势 #zec
- Range-Bound Market: When price is moving sideways at a low level and making new lows, it’s time for heavy positioning to buy the dip; when price is moving sideways at a high level and surging again, decisively sell—don’t hesitate.
- Volatility: Sell when it spikes up; enter quickly when it drops suddenly. If it’s ranging, wait and observe to reduce trading. A sideways move means “sideways instead of falling”—hold your positions tightly; a new rally might be right around the corner. During a rapid surge, be alert for a sudden crash—be ready to lock in profits at any moment.
- Timing Tips for Buying/Selling: Buy when the market falls in the morning; sell when it rises in the morning. Don’t chase after it spikes in the afternoon. If it falls in the afternoon, buy the next day. Don’t panic-sell after a morning drop—if it doesn’t move up or down, rest. If you’re stuck in a position, average in to recover to break-even; excessive greed is not acceptable.
Besides these rhymes, I’ve also compiled several ultra-practical trade-making methods:
Range-Trading Method: Most market conditions are in a consolidation range. Use buying low/selling high between the box boundaries as the foundation for stable profits. With the help of the BOLL indicator and the box theory, combine technical indicators and chart patterns to pinpoint resistance and support. Follow the short-term trading rules—never be greedy.
Breakout After a Turning Point Method: After long periods of consolidation, the market will choose a direction. After the turning/breaking point, entering quickly can yield fast profits. But you must have accurate judgment of the turning point, keep a steady mindset, and stay neither greedy nor fearful.
Single-Direction Trend Method: Once the market breaks out of the range, it tends to form a single-direction trend. Trading with the trend is the key to making profits. Enter on pullbacks or rebounds, referring to K-line candlesticks, moving averages, BOLL, trendlines, and other indicators.
Resistance/Support Trading Method: When the market hits key resistance or support levels, it often gets rejected or gains support. In that moment, entering the trade is a commonly used strategy. Use trendlines, moving averages, the Bollinger bands, the parabolic indicator, etc., to accurately judge resistance/support levels.
Pullback/Rebound Trading Method: After a big rise or fall, there will be a temporary pullback or rebound. Seize the opportunity and you can profit easily. The main basis is K-line patterns, and good market feel helps you accurately catch the highs and lows.
Time-Window Trading Method: Morning and afternoon sessions have smaller fluctuations—suitable for conservative investors. Although the time to profit is longer, the advantage is that the market is easier to judge. Late-night and pre-dawn sessions have larger fluctuations—suitable for aggressive investors. You can profit quickly, but the difficulty is higher, requiring strict technical skills and judgment. If you’ve understood all this and still can’t make money, then “Yu Ge” is waiting for you at @渔歌趋势 #zec
