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I started to make major adjustments to my trading strategy in mid-October. In the past, it was mainly based on structural theory, looking for various levels of decline and exhaustion. After the adjustment of the strategy, it is based on the idea of industrial logic+technical structure as a supplement, and it is necessary to find a 30-minute stabilization turning point. Of course, the effect of adjusting the strategy is indeed very obvious.

I started to make major adjustments to my trading strategy in mid-October. In the past, it was mainly based on structural theory, looking for various levels of decline and exhaustion. After the adjustment of the strategy, it is based on the idea of industrial logic+technical structure as a supplement, and it is necessary to find a 30-minute stabilization turning point. Of course, the effect of adjusting the strategy is indeed very obvious.Briefly talk about the difference between exhausting buying point and turning buying point.

1. Falling exhaustion buying point is suitable for bear market and shock market, because individual stocks are in a long-term downward trend, but there are also many trading opportunities in bear market, and this opportunity is to buy points with broken bottom exhaustion structure. Because in the process of constantly breaking new lows, the stock price will eventually have a exhaustion structure, even an extreme exhaustion structure. Those who have the basis of entanglement probably know what I am talking about. Then the way to buy something for this kind of exhaustion is to buy it in batches, once for exhaustion, then for exhaustion again, and even for extreme exhaustion, even in extreme cases, such as the market before the Spring Festival, even the extreme exhaustion structure is resolved again. Still buy! Because in this case, the stock price will definitely rebound. The more extreme it is, the more it will rebound. Therefore, the purpose of buying a point of decline and exhaustion is to make a bottom-breaking rebound and short-term thinking.