Novices can refer to the following:
1. What is a chess player?
Lazy refers to retail investors who rely on technical indicators to analyze short-term trading stocks and buy and sell them quickly in pursuit of profits. They are different from traditional stock investors. They do not hold shares for a long time, but conduct intraday trading according to changes in market information. They often buy and sell in a very short time by "chasing the daily limit" and profit from rapid fluctuations.
The trading behavior of hitters has the following characteristics:
1, the trading time is short, usually it can be completed in a few minutes, and the stock is held for no more than 3 trading days.
2. The trading frequency is high, and you can buy and sell many times in one trading day.
The purpose of the transaction is clear, that is, to make a profit and leave the market. Regardless of the long-term investment value.
4, relying on technical tools to analyze the market and judge the timing of buying and selling.
5. The amount of trading funds is limited, so it is difficult to have an impact on the market.
6. The transaction risk borne by individuals is relatively high.
Many batters use their spare time to engage in short-term stock trading. By paying close attention to information, they can quickly respond to emergencies and realize short-term profits. However, the risk of playing the board is also great, and you need to have certain market analysis ability.
Second, the skills and mentality of playing the board
A successful batter usually needs to master the following skills:
1. Be good at using various technical indicators such as moving average and KDJ index to judge the breakthrough point of the market and find the best trading opportunity.
2. Be able to control the trading mood and avoid rushing into the market at high points or panic selling at low points. Be rational and carry out according to the predetermined plan.
3. Skillfully use the board-playing software or system to make the transaction fast and efficient. At the same time, we need to optimize the software parameters to match our own strategies.
4. Be able to fully evaluate the risk characteristics of individual stocks and choose stocks with matching risks for trading. According to their own conditions, formulate a reasonable position management plan.
5. Learn and summarize the successful experience of other excellent batters, and constantly improve the personal trading plan and model.
In addition, the batter also needs to cultivate the following mentality:
1. Look at the profit and loss rationally, and regard it as the normal cost of the transaction, rather than the standard for judging success or failure.
2. Admit that personal analysis and judgment have limitations, and transaction failure is inevitable. The key is to stop loss in time and control risks.
3. Do not pursue the maximization of short-term income, and make a stable transaction scale according to your own financial strength.
4. Look for the variety and rhythm of trading that suits you, and don't blindly follow the market hotspots.
5. Keep learning, learn lessons, adjust strategies and make continuous progress.
III. Board of Directors' Auxiliary Trading Software
Using professional software in the process of playing board can improve the transaction efficiency and success rate. Common ones are:
1, Tongda letter, Jellyfish quantification and other professional quantitative trading software, which integrates the quantitative functions of market data display, technical indicators, automatic order placing, grid trading, strategic trading and so on, and is easy to operate.
2.Python, C++ and other programming languages can be used to develop complex programmatic transactions, but basic programming knowledge is needed.
But the choice of software also needs to consider personal familiarity with programming, financial strength, trading strategy and so on. It is suggested to start with simple trading software and master the basic trading functions before trying more professional development tools to meet your own needs.
But software is just a trading aid. The core is the batter's ability to judge the market and technical indicators, as well as the ability to control trading risks. It takes time and energy to cultivate the skills and mentality of playing board, and rely on software for reasonable assistance to achieve stable income from playing board.