I would like to ask everyone, I want to do short-term trading, and I want to trade 2-3 times a day. What kind of trading system can I use to make stable profits? What cycle is better? Many thanks! ?

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lingke

Stable profits have always been pursued by many traders, but it is unrealistic to know that there is no so-called holy grail, and it is unrealistic to achieve it with a single trading system.

After all, when discussing swords in Huashan, each has its own flaws. Profit can only be achieved if it fits and is fully proficient in use and with reasonable fund management.

Here I provide 2 sets of trading strategies for your reference. (They are all profitable and supported by data.)

1. Time zone trading method​

A lot of people probably know the name

Divide the day into 3 periods:

1. Asian time zone (Beijing time: 8:00-14:00)

2. European time zone (Beijing time: 14:00-20:00)

3. US time zone (Beijing time; 20:00-05:00)​

The U.S. market tends to have the largest market, so I won’t go into details as to why.

You can divide the time zone by yourself. In the U.S. market, the financial market fluctuates the most. ​

The Time Zone Trading Law revolves around this simple law.

Method 1: Make a breakthrough order

Method 2: Follow the trend to make orders

Method 3: Break through upwards and step back on the moving average to do long


​Method 4: When the volatility of the US market is smaller than that of the Asian market and the European market, the previous day's high and low point will be used as the breakthrough point of the second day's European market.

The stop loss is at the low point of the time zone where the current breakthrough is made. There are many ways to take profit, such as using volatility statistics, or ATR, divergence, etc.

2. Daily K breakthrough trading method


I heard that some funds are being used, but I don't know if it is true or not.

It is easy to understand from the name. The current day is a positive line. When the K-line breaks on the second day, go long at the high point of the K-line, and put the stop loss at the low point of the previous K-line. The difficulty of this trading system lies in filtering out shocks. ​

These two sets of what I wrote above are not complete, but I just throw bricks and start jade, hoping to give some ideas. ​

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顺势轻仓

In the movie God of Cookery, Zhou Xingchi has two very classic lines for trading. One is "There is no God of Cookery, or everyone is a God of Cookery." That is, there is no stable and profitable trading system at all, or any trading system can be stable and profitable. As long as you use your heart, any trading system can make stable profits. So the trading system is suitable for you, and the one you like is the best. The key is that you can carefully debate the opportunities that suit your system, enter the market when you can enter the market, and wait when it is not suitable.

Short-term trading naturally requires a small cycle of hours, 15 minutes, 30 minutes is more suitable. It is impossible to make all trading cycles go in the same direction. Whatever cycle is used, whatever cycle is respected. People live in the present.

It's just a family's opinion, and everyone is welcome to communicate with each other, thank you.

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Short-term intraday trading is very difficult. I have been doing intraday trading for 2 years, tried many systems, and the final result is neither profit nor loss. I feel that it is difficult to make short-term stable profits without professional training. Later, I zoomed in on the cycle and did one-hour cycle trend trading. I only traded those forms with a high winning rate. At present, I only make 4 models summarized by myself. Income is also possible. The form is summed up slowly by myself through continuous review. The larger the period, the more stable it is.

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