Investing Without Forgetting The Four Key Points
- May 11, 2025
Investing in stocks is a process of developing effective and flexible operational strategies and tactics after fully understanding yourself and the market. In the investment process, how to reduce blindness and maximize profits?
The best time to buy stocks
- May 10, 2025
Shares to stop opening, stop closing, said the main pull pick up extremely strong, the market will be a big reversal, should quickly buy.
Learn To Set a Stop-Loss Point To Take Profit
- May 09, 2025
When it comes to investing, many people around you know that if you can buy low and sell high, you will be successful.
Must-Know Principles Of Stock Market Manipulation
- May 08, 2025
The broader market out of the downward channel, the shares generally stop falling, the broader k-line pattern has come out of a good pattern, you can consider entering the market.
Soros Investment Tip No. 7: Invest In Instability
- May 07, 2025
A state of market instability is when the deviation between the expectations of market participants and the objective facts reaches an extreme state.
Six Ways to Master Selling Stocks
- May 06, 2025
Recently the market suddenly fell sharply, many of the profits of shareholders in a few days was beaten back to the original place, and some even on the set.
Introductory Stock Investment: Retail Investors Follow The Main Force Of The Key
- May 05, 2025
The market main force operating stocks are generally based on the following laws.
10 Questions To Ask Before Buying a Stock-Under
- May 04, 2025
There are some companies that are inherently riskier than others. Just look at the unprofitable biotech companies whose stock prices fell from the sky to the ground after their miracle drugs failed to pass FDA approval.
Richard Shabeck Theory
- May 02, 2025
Richard Schabaker (1902-1938) -- the father of capital market technical analysis! He was the first to classify the forms of general charts, research and create the famous "reversion and persistence" theory, "split" theory and "support and resistance" theory, and stereotype the use of trend lines and fully emphasize the importance of support and resistance levels. (The predecessor of the "box" theory)