I don't use complicated charts, mainly use research from moomoo, only play sg stock,   probably returner lucks?
in my early 40s , over contra in my younger day with pennies stock and s chip, I  "golden basin wash hand" and pursue my career instead in 2012.
after almost a decade of non trading , housing 80% paid ,  decided to resume trading and follow a few simple  principles
1) no margin no contra no borrowing money
2) play what you can lose so you won't be stress and affect work...

Individual investors often say that block orders harvest small investors like leeks and hate them.
In fact, every stock has its own characteristics.”personalityAs a retail investor, the key to not being harvestedis to learn to guess and understand the intentions of the big players.The core key lies in learning to determine the intentions of the big players.
If you approach it with a mindset of understanding, after truly getting to know a stock, it's like understanding someone familiar around you. You don't need many friends, just a few good ones are enough; the same goes for stocks. Throughly understanding a few stocks, being able to determine the right timing accurately a few times in your lifetime, judging their trends, cooperating with the market makers at the right time—you may not be able to eat the big meat, but you can still enjoy the soup. Mastering this skill.ArtIt is even more reliable than relying on children for retirement.
Saying: When you wag your tail, it's obvious what you want to do 😂
If you still can't figure out the block orders' intentions, it is recommended to switch to other tasks.Passive investment strategy,InvestIndex fundIt'll be much better after a few years than speculating and selling.
*Note: Speculation and tradingandValue investmentIt's not the same thing.
I think the most important thing for us is toReflect: What exactly do we consider the block orders?the enemyStill.Partner？
We must always remember,Speculative tradingis just aZero-sum game.” ，What we want to earn is also for others.Hard-earned moneyAlso fighting onIt's a fight to the death.The stock market is just aBattlefield of AsuraLet's not think too highly of ourselves, we're just choosing to play this gaming, so we follow the rules of this gaming. If we treat the banker asEnemy, always standing on the side of the stocksopposite of the fund, then you may need to reassess whether you are suitableStocks trading.
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This is not investment advice, but my own research. Before investing, I must...

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