How to accurately enter the foreign exchange point?

I know how to find exact entry points, but the answer is worth a hundred thousand

Analyze the fluctuation space up and down to find a relatively low position. It must be ensured that the entry point is as far away from the possible consolidation range in the future as possible, and it must be ensured that the technical profit margin is greater than the loss margin.

If there is a breakthrough during consolidation, you can enter the market in the direction of the breakthrough.

Note: If there is no good position, do not enter; if the profit margin is narrow, do not enter; technically, if the profit margin is smaller than the loss space, do not enter; if the stop loss is not well set, do not enter.

When doing the operation of the day, you must avoid chasing ups and downs! If it is bullish that day and the space is relatively low now, then you can buy more; if the current position is not ideal, then you have to wait for a better position or you can place an order and wait

Another way to enter the market is that at the beginning of the market trend, the retracement of the rising market or the correction of the falling market are good opportunities to enter the market.

Markets don't just go up or down. The key is to judge whether it is a correction of the index or a turning point of the market.

To be honest, no one can enter the market precisely, it is just a probability.

Don't worry about it or not, it's all unpredictable, where is the accuracy.

Major trends rather than small profits, long-term trends rather than the present!

First look at the general trend, then look at the K-line shape, and consider the type of pending order

If you enter the market at a precise point, it can only be a pending order transaction or a multi-period index resonance order method. Pending order trading requires strong technical analysis. The multi-period index resonance needs to integrate the indicators that you are very familiar with, and formulate rule conditions. When the index conditions are met at the same time, it is resonance. Each indicator has a limited future, so multiple indicators need to be studied together. I also studied indicators for a period of time, and found that it is most suitable to use the naked K theory that I have studied for eleven years . Therefore, in order to survive in this market, in addition to risk control, it is best to research some unique technologies of my own.

Find the entry position according to the resonance of the combination of indicators and K-lines

Choose a position with multiple confluence and resonance factors to enter the market. Whether it is a trend reversal, a breakthrough, or a reversal order after a trend callback, you should choose such a position. Such a position is called a "key position"!

After several years of operation, the wavy line can be regarded as a very exciting indicator, and with a certain indicator, it is OK to enter and exit according to its trend!

No one can enter the market accurately for every order. If the trend is right, the position is lighter. If the position is not so good, it will make a lot of money. You can test light positions and enter the market in batches

Slowly groping, the transaction itself is an anti-similar idea. So don't be dogmatic, observe more. Learn more.

As for the precise point, each currency pair floats about 80 points per day. You grab a 20 and you're done. There is no need to be too greedy!

There is no precise entry point, only the entry point and exit point that suit you, to see if you have a backhand when entering the market, how do you exit the market if the order goes according to your trading strategy, and what do you do if the market reverses

Precise entry, when you analyze that a breakthrough is possible, keep placing breakthrough orders, set a stop loss, and ensure that there is a position when the trend comes. How accurate the entry is is actually not the point, the point is where to exit , this is something you need to hone in on... Good luck with your trading!

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If you want to find an accurate entry point, you need to be able to judge the precise position of the callback point C.

Point C has a password for AB's retracement

I can teach you three trading methods

I saw this question on the recommendation page, and I will answer it——

Entry is related to the size of funds. Those with large funds can open positions at any time as long as they look at the general direction. Those with small funds can only find entry points in small cycles. There are many factors for entry points. First look at large cycles, and then find small cycles to enter Point, the small cycle obeys the big cycle. For example, the weekly and daily lines are in a bullish trend, but the intraday is in a downward trend after switching to 30/60 minutes. Then I think the best way is to buy bottoms. , There are many weekly and daily lines in the day, so there are too many callbacks.

It is impossible to catch the best entry point every time, remember a few words:

1 As long as the trend is right, there will be no problem in making profits, so keep your mentality under control.

2. If you miss the best entry point, then analyze how much profit is left, if there is still a lot, you can continue to enter the market

3. It is best to do position breaking

First of all, what is the goal of entering the market? Where? Is it a trend or a short-term fast in and fast out?

If you are doing trend trading? So the precise point is actually not that important, it just needs to conform to the basic entry principle of looking at the big and the small, judge the general trend in the big cycle, and find a relatively suitable entry point in the small cycle after following the big trend.

When I trade manually, I usually reduce the time unit by 4 times to choose the time to enter the market. For example, I look for the trend direction in the H4 cycle. After confirming, I return to the H1 cycle to choose the entry point; or when doing short-term trading, I choose the trend in H1 Direction, select the entry point on M15.

If you are doing ultra-short-term fast-in, fast-out or scalping trading, it may be more important to find the so-called precise point, but it is often "left-hand trading" at this time, so the success rate is more important, which requires deep technology Analytical ability and disk sense.

This requires your system to make a prompt to buy or sell instantly with no slippage and low delay

Trend orders do not need to be too precise. Unless your entry method can be accurately calculated.

This kind of precise question or point of view is actually harmful to novices.

At least, you should understand what the purpose of pursuing precision is, and then test whether your strategy can be realized.

For me, the purpose of precise entry is to use limited intraday fluctuations to achieve a large profit-loss ratio.

The strategy is to use the callback failure/breakthrough failure of the large cycle, place a limit order at the price imbalance, and enter the market near the second high/low point of the small cycle.

Behind this, traders need to internalize a large number of processing skills, and if the cycle used is smaller, faster response capabilities are required.

In addition, it is commonplace to fail consecutively during training, and even if you can temporarily tolerate the influence of bad emotions, you will become manic for slow progress. After repeatedly experiencing the test of failure and collapse of mentality, your reaction ability or sense of disk has improved a little.

Now there are two paths in front of us: continue to train until the goal is achieved, or use the approximate position to enter the field.

If you choose the former, you will go back to hell to hone, and bear the risk of diminishing marginal effects. Choose the latter, life is no longer a problem.

Feelings, or reality? Don't lose the original intention of trading, unless your purpose is to become a legend!