Swing trading is actually not mysterious at all; it's essentially about capturing a small portion of a price increase and then exiting.
For example, #ETH rises from 3250 to 3300, and this kind of 10% to 20% market movement is enough to execute a trade. Once you've made a profit, it's best to take it and not get attached.
The advantage of this strategy is its flexibility; during a good market, you can seize several opportunities in a single day, especially comfortable in a bull market.
However, the pitfalls are also evident; it demands high technical skills and rhythm. If you're a beat slow, you can easily be countered, and the profits you've made can evaporate before you even get to enjoy them.
Who is it suitable for?
Those who spend a lot of time watching the market, act quickly, and can strictly enforce stop-loss measures.
If you hesitate and miss out, or if you get greedy and hold onto losing positions, then swing trading is a battlefield for you, not an ATM.
I am Old Zhang, skilled in medium and short-term contracts and medium to long-term spot layouts, sharing investment tips regularly, and providing detailed strategy teaching points. Friends who don't understand can always reach out to me for discussion!
