The most special and stable fan I have ever had is a 50-year-old Sister Wang from the Northeast.
In May 2024, she quietly joined the group, said nothing, and first posted a picture: 100,000 U principal.
In 9 years, the equity curve soared to 38 million. At that moment, I understood that true experts don’t rely on shouting, but let the results speak.
In-depth conversation revealed that Sister Wang entered the market in 2015, never touches contracts, doesn't gamble on unknown coins, nor chases insider news. When others act fast, she has more patience.
I shamelessly asked her to share some tips, and she directly gave me 6 'down-to-earth' practical insights, all summarized from K-line.
I suggest you print it out and stick it next to your computer, glance at it before watching the market, it can save you a lot of money:
1. Sharp rise, slow fall, the main force is accumulating
After a big bullish candle, the stock price slowly declines, but the trading volume shrinks, showing no signs of a crash; this is the main force secretly accumulating shares. Don’t rush to sell, just follow the main force.
2. Sharp drop, weak rebound, withdraw immediately
After a big bearish candle, the rebound strength is very weak, not even touching half of the previous high point, and can’t stand above the 20-day line within three days? Don’t hesitate, sell immediately. The market won’t reward those who help others.
3. Huge volume does not necessarily mean a top, reduced volume is what’s dangerous
When the stock price releases huge volume at a high level, many people shout that it’s the top, but the main force may still want to pull it up again. The real top is when there’s reduced volume, it’s quiet, and no one is paying attention; that's when you should sell in batches.
4. The bottom must be confirmed three times
The first rebound may be a trap, the second bottom test is a trial, and the third continuous three weeks of increased volume without making new lows, while breaking through the neckline, this is the real signal of takeoff.
[Patterns reflect emotions, volume reflects strength]
Declining with reduced volume is like a slowing heartbeat; sharp declines with increased volume are like a heartbeat stopping suddenly; gentle increases in volume are like recovering health. The 60-day average volume line is like a 'blood pressure monitor'; if it breaks down, you need to be careful with your operations.
5. The highest realm is to be in cash
When in cash, don’t feel itchy to act, and don’t envy others making money. Sister Wang walks her dog every day and collects rent, taking 20% profit from the market every month to invest, trading only two or three times a month.
Someone asked her about her trading win rate, and she replied with a funny remark: “I don’t look at the win rate, just whether the rent has been received.”
There are opportunities in the market every year, but those who are eager to make money lose money every year.
The pace is too fast, it’s easy to trip; a steady pace allows for solid profits.
The hardest part is not knowing how to buy and sell, but knowing how to wait.
A bull market relies on timing to enter, but surviving until the end relies on endurance.
Are you ready to be the one who 'waits patiently'?
