I tried short-term trading for a week, but overall it was a ...

I tried short-term trading for a week, but overall it was a small loss. Summarize my experience: First and foremost, the most important thing is the market. The few stocks I choose are greatly influenced by the market. The day after I bought it, the market surged, and so did my stock. Looking at the chart, I felt that I hadn't reached the selling point yet, so I continued to hold it. On the third day, the market fluctuated in a small range. Some stocks looked very weak, and the rise was weak, so I threw them away. On the fourth day, the general market began to recover, and my stocks followed the correction. What was originally a profit turned into a loss. For example, Futu bought it for a little over 44 yuan. I didn't keep an eye on the market because I was busy doing anything else. The maximum price of 49 yuan didn't come out, but now it's less than 44 yuan. Short-term tracking is also important. If you don't want to lose money, generally speaking, entry points are very important. Also, stop profits in a timely manner. Even if you earn less, don't lose money.