In the moo determine if it is a big fish jumping out, that is, excluding the first and last days, at least 3 days with 5% and 4 days with 8% upward time space are worth taking action. The following parameters are set: RSI (6, 14, 24), MACD (5, 34, 5). Using the arm Oct. 4th rally as an example
Day0: Add 35%-45% position for self-sufficient standby position, based on the premise that the daily K line is below the weekly/monthly/quarterly line (rare for the quarterly line, monthly line is sufficient, weekly line may not be worth operating)? Are the upper and lower bollinger bands converging? Has the MACD death cross already occurred? Is the weekly line crossing below the bi-weekly line (and EMA bi-weekly line) and moving farther apart? Are the EMA bi-weekly lines crossing below the bi-weekly line and moving farther apart?
Day1: Add 45%-55% position based on the premise that the daily K line reverses to an upward trend post-market assessment: Is the RSI already tilting upwards? Is the angle of the KDJ fast line decreasing compared to yesterday? Has the ARBR transitioned from a downward angle to an upward angle and is the blue BR line above and rising more aggressively?
Day2: Add 55%-65% position based on the premise: Is the RSI continuing to tilt upwards? Is the KDJ fast line clearly transitioning from a downward angle to an upward angle? Is the EMV fast line decreasing in angle? Is the MACD line difference smaller than the previous day? Is the daily K line approaching (or crossing) the monthly line?
Day 3 - Day 4: Supplementary 65-75-85%...

I’m mainly invested in stocks. For the month of October, my stocks generated negative returns. However, I’m not concerned and my strategy is to continue to hold onto the stocks in my portfolio and buying when the stocks drop a lot. Like AAPL which is my biggest gain in my portfolio. I will continue to hold them for the long term.

$Super Micro Computer (SMCI.US)$ the auditors just resigned using fairly strong language.  until the reasons for the resignation are known, it's a big risk to jump in to buy

Being in Canada, I can’t say for sure what Halloween’s like elsewhere, but I remember when every house around here was into it – even the adults were in on the fun. Feels like since the mid-2010s, Halloween’s kinda faded, and COVID didn’t help either. I think it’s on us to bring that magic back this year. I know, I'm talking about it early, but man, I really miss those good ...