Rule One: Do not sell at high prices or buy in steep declines. Do not trade in sideways markets.
Rule two: buy in a downtrend, not in an uptrend. Sell in an uptrend, not in a downtrend. Moving against the trend makes one a hero.
Rule three: firmly hold stocks at the close after a long bullish trend at the bottom.
Rule four: reduce positions in a volume decline, a low volume marks the bottom line, increasing volume during recovery is crucial. Confirm a turnaround before entering the market.
Rule five: when trading sideways at high levels, seize the opportunity to sell quickly when it rises. Buy heavily at new lows during a low-level consolidation, the best timing to enter the market.
Rule six: selling should coincide with good market sentiment, bullish news precedes expectations, a precondition for active buying and selling is a rally with stagnant volume.
Rule seven: slowing down in a downtrend means a gradual rebound, acceleration in decline leads to a swift rebound.
Rule eight: don't get attached to hot stocks, rotate holdings frequently. Trading from beginning to end, ending up empty-handed in old age.
Rule nine: do not buy last year's top-performing stocks this year, avoid buying first-half top performers in the second half of the year.
The key to short selling is to have negative news, the overall trend is sluggish, the market is good for washing, successively hitting new lows, and huge volume indicates the extreme.
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