Seeking expert guidance, what is the difference between left-hand trading and right-hand trading?

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The transaction on the right side bears less uncertainty risk, low time cost and high transaction cost.

The transaction on the left side bears greater risk of uncertainty, high time cost, and low transaction cost.

Right-side trading, right-in and right-out, killing down and chasing up, belongs to trend trading.

Trading on the left side, entering from the left and exiting from the left, and those who escape from the top and buy the bottom are subjective transactions.

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There are two diametrically opposed trading strategies in the market, one is trading on the left side and the other is trading on the right side. We can use the diagram to understand the two trading methods: we can see from the diagram: 1. When falling, the bottom of the stock price is used as the boundary. Anyone who sucks low on the left side of the "bottom" belongs to the left side of the transaction, and when the bottom is reached The chasing up after the recovery belongs to the right side of the transaction. Take the most vivid letter "V" as an example, when the left side is down, it is called a left side transaction, and when the right side is up, it is called a right side transaction. To be more specific, that is to say, trading on the left is to buy when there is a gap or a long lower shadow line in the late stage of heavy volume and rapid decline for many consecutive days. The relatively stable right side is to buy when there are iconic bullish K-lines such as the morning star, Yang Bao Yin, etc. Hello, the foreign exchange market, also known as "Foreignexchange" or "FX" market, is the largest financial market in the world, with an average of more than 1.5 trillion US dollars in capital turnover every day-equivalent to all securities market transactions in the United States More than 30 times the sum. Classification of foreign exchange transactions From the perspective of the nature of transactions and the type of realization, foreign exchange transactions can be divided into the following two categories: basic foreign exchange transactions to meet customers' real trade and capital transaction needs; Prevent exchange rate risk or foreign exchange derivatives transactions for foreign exchange investment and speculation needs. The basic foreign exchange transactions belonging to the first category are mainly spot foreign exchange transactions, while foreign exchange derivative transactions include forward foreign exchange transactions, foreign exchange option transactions, swap transactions, swap transactions, etc.

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There are only two opposing trading methods, each with its own advantages and disadvantages! It can also be understood as buying at low prices and buying at high prices. The operating methods and ways of thinking are different, and everyone's habits are different!

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