Maimai thought casually after the market crash:
We won’t talk about the market today. Such a bird-like market will make you angry just talking about it. What else is there to talk about?
Let’s talk about some of your usual trading methods and trading habits today.
Let me share with you some "confused" questions that I often see in the group or people have asked me in private messages. I hope that Mai Mai's answers can help you with your future transactions.
Question 1: This price has gone up so well, I want to chase it, is it okay?
Anyone who asks this kind of question will be treated as a novice. Why do you say this? Assuming that you already have your own mature and stable trading system, you will not be like a headless fly with no direction and confusion.
Let’s take Blue Shield, which has the best price today, as an example. Many people will buy it, but at the same time, there are also many people who will not buy it no matter how good the price is.
Why? Because the group of people who won't buy it think this is money they can earn within their scope of knowledge.
Some people do "double low". With such a high price and such a high premium rate, do you think they will buy it? What he pursues is deterministic opportunities, not such "non-cognitive" "opportunities."
Of course, when I say this, I don’t mean that Blue Shield cannot be bought. Judging from today’s market sentiment and Blue Shield’s technical trend, this ticket must be participated in today, but this is all the work of short-term players and old leeks. You, a novice, are you going to join in the fun?
Newbies should focus on practicing technology first, and manage their own " one-third of an acre ". After you have the skills, are you afraid that you will not have the opportunity to make money?
So to sum up: Don’t envy others’ good gains. That’s not something you can control. Even if you make money by relying on “luck”, you will eventually lose money because of your “strength”.
Question 2: What should I do if this variety is used? Do you want to cut off the flesh, or do you want to add some more?
First of all, let’s talk about the logic of getting on a new product? Is it short-term or mid- to long-term?
If it is a short-term trade, Maimai's answer is simple: if you lose 2 points, you will definitely cut off the meat. Then there will be no trap, because once you reach the stop loss position of 2 points, you will cut off the meat unconditionally, so the variety you want to get on the next time must be a strong one and will not follow the downward trend.
More than 95% of the convertible bonds currently on the market are trending downwards. You can either take a short position and wait patiently for the "right signal" to appear before you get on the bus. If you are already on the bus, you can only be patient and take it in the long term. The premise is to control the position .
asked: Do you want to make up for it?
Maimai always insists on not being too anxious to cover a position, that is to say, if you are trapped, just cover it first, and hold it patiently for a few days to see if it has really fallen to the position before covering it. If you don't know how to read the trend line, the stupidest way is to cover it once if it is more than 5 points, and a second time if it is more than 10 points. The amount you cover each time is the same as the position you entered.
Question 3: Convertible bonds cannot be opened during the day. Is it still necessary to participate?
To be honest, since the new regulations, this convertible bond has really not been able to play well, but the advantage of convertible bonds is the T+0 attribute, so don’t think about “making a fortune” here. You think about using the T+0 advantage to buy at low prices every day, and rush to sell when it rises. As long as you are willing to control it, you can honestly make a little money.
In addition, regarding tomorrow's market conditions, Maimai's point of view is: If the enemy cannot move, I will not move.
Finally, let me talk about my own operation today;
, although I didn’t do much operation throughout the day, I still made a few T’s. Among them, Gao Cai made an extra 50 yuan by doing T’s, Tefazhuan 2 made an extra 100 yuan by doing T’s, and Profits made an extra 30 yuan by doing T’s. There is a difference between not moving at all throughout the day and me moving a few times.
So I often tell everyone in my articles that if you can do T, do T as much as possible. Now there is no quantitative market. You don’t move at all and I move a few times a day. After a week or a month, we are also trapped in the same amount. I may have untied, but you are still trapped.
Some people may say, what should I do if I don’t know how to do T?
Isn’t it just buying low and selling high to do T? How can it be so difficult?
If you don’t know how to do it, then use 10 pictures and slowly try to do it with 10 pictures. Of course you won’t do it if you don’t try.
Some people may ask again, what should I do if T flies away? If
T flies, it means that your T level is not up to standard, and you need to focus on T for a while.
Everyone will experience the phenomenon of T flying in the process of doing T. We should try our best to avoid T flying.
Finally, you may also say: If you don’t do T, it will naturally rise and the trap will be resolved. If you do T, you will lose money in the end.
Then you have to look at how many points you have applied. If you don’t apply many, what should you do?
I must have used a lot of T-straps, and I couldn’t move at the moment, but I didn’t want to cut the flesh.
loses 1 point, and there is nothing wrong with the 2-point loss if you don’t do T. Just hold it patiently and sell it at the cost price every day.
OK, I am Mai Mai, that’s all for today’s sharing.
Good luck and wish you all good luck tomorrow.
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