Notes

First, before buying, always refer to the stock's trend chart as it reflects the general investment psychology.

Second, before buying, set a stop-loss point and determine how much you are willing to lose at most. Remember to follow this strictly.

Third, choose a critical point and remember you can't be right every time, so the probability of winning at the entry point should be higher than the probability of losing.

Fourth, it's best to buy during an upward trend or when breaking through a resistance line, just as the upward trend is about to start.

Fifth, never enter the market during a downtrend.

Sixth, don't use "the stock has already fallen very low" as a reason to buy—you don't know how much further it might fall!

Seventh, don't use "good news" or "expert recommendations" as reasons to buy, especially if the stock has already risen significantly before such news is announced.

Eighth, remember these key points and follow them strictly.