$Genting Sing (G13.SG)$

JH696099 OP : Short-term trading is quick trading. If you want to trade quickly, you have to do your homework. Before you buy a stock, you must look at the stock's trend; price-volume relationships; technical indicators, etc. The most important thing is to set a stop loss level. One point of the relationship between price and volume is that there is no increase for no reason, and there is no drop for no reason; you can buy when you find that the price is the same as above (you can refer to random indicators: for example, a gold fork below 30). Once you buy it, you're ready to sell it. At what time to sell it, then you have to do your homework again. Short-term trading is one day, and so is it a week... As long as it is an upward short-term trend, tickets can not be issued, and when the indicator is oversold, prepare to sell (for example, KDJ is above 70). Wait until the adjustments are made, buy again... The world is difficult to predict: the rise and fall of stocks is uncertain; it depends entirely on the chips in the hands of the bookmaker. All technical indicators function like roadside signs, but the direction indicated is not eternal. When the bookmaker is harvesting, they can immediately change “forward” to “U turn”. As a result, the technologists and the fundamentalists all fainted. Accidents are also common... These are also my personal opinions, which I want to work hard to learn.

JH696099 OP : Get the bottom of the fish.