Want to turn things around with 500,000 or less through short-term trading? First, memorize these 12 harsh words before placing an order!

1. Stop-loss is not an option, it's a rule!
No matter how optimistic you are about this stock, if it drops 8%, you must decisively exit. Want to average down? That's just emotions. For short-term positions, you can hold a maximum of 15%, and if it drops further, reduce your position. For long-term positions, exit in batches; don't get trapped all at once.
Iron rule: Better to be cut than to be buried!

2. Only do tickets that "lift the head up"!
The 3-day line is rising, indicating that short-term growth has just started; the 30-day line is strengthening, signaling the beginning of a swing; the 84-day line moving upwards is the ignition point for the main upward trend; the 120-day line turning is a sign that a major bull market has just begun.
Don't look, don't touch, don't be tempted by the ticket of the line pressure head.

3. Don't try to guess the bottom, wait until it moves before entering!
Using the CCI of 84 periods, focus solely on the moment it turns from negative to positive, which is the "awakening point." Nobody can accurately catch the bottom; the start of the movement is the starting point for making profits.

4. Is the turnover over 20%? You're not here to risk your life!
The most comfortable turnover is between 3% and 10%. There is momentum, and the risk is not explosive. A turnover of over 20% is a "dragon and tiger fight," and ordinary retail investors entering are just chips.

5. Three Key Elements of Dragon Head Recognition:
①When the sector is just starting to rise, add the top 3 gainers to your watchlist;
②After experiencing a sharp decline, gapping, overlapping themes + a lot of news, it becomes a favorite of funds;
③ The first wave of confirmation is strong, don't expect a pullback, just go straight in.

6. Take profit and stop loss, you need to "run ahead"!
Never think about waiting for "a little more rise"; place an order even if it's down by two cents. If it can go, let it go, to prevent profits from turning into memories.

7. Use daily charts for rhythm, weekly charts for trends, and chips to determine patterns.
If the price moves above the 5-day or 10-day line, exit if it breaks the line. For the medium term, pay more attention to the weekly rhythm. The higher the chips run, the closer they get to the selling pressure zone, be careful!

8. Write a "trading review note" once a week.
It's not about remembering how much was earned, but rather reviewing which patterns were reliable this week and which trades were emotional.
By the end of the first quarter, your style has become fixed.

9. BOLL Trilogy:
Open mouth + stand on the middle track: high probability of accelerating market trend;
Closing: The volatility has arrived, let's observe first;
Flat: It's best to be out of the market, don't waste bullets.

10. Emotion Reversal Indicator:
3000-point break + the whole network shouts collapse? Opportunity to pick up chips; 3100-point volume increase + full screen "bulls are coming"? Prepare to cash out.
Where the crowd is, opportunity is in the opposite direction.

11. The "fake fall" of strong stocks is a gift, not a scare tactic.
Stocks that rise when they touch the 10-day line will eventually fall below it, but as long as the 20-day line holds up, there is a high probability that there will be another surge afterwards.

12. Divergence is a warning, not a coincidence!
Price hits a new high, but MACD, RSI, or volume are declining? This kind of top divergence means to cut losses and leave without attachment.

Print these 12 rules and stick them next to your computer. Read them aloud before entering each time. Control your hands, guard your heart, and your small account can also achieve great rhythm!