I've recently developed an entry point idea.

A recent introduction to the idea, which has not been specifically verified, comes from the following books:

First, the stock market is a manipulative business, and it is likely that the trend is going up, waiting for the callback, and buying when the innovation is high.

二、戴维.朗德里，波段交易法则提到，如下，“虽然我强调趋势，但并不意味当一只股票处于强劲上涨时就盲目买入，强劲上涨的趋势更容易进行调整，你不知道何时会调整，随时趋势会接近尾声，明智的做法是，等待市场调整后，初始趋势再次形成后，再进场，这是调整回升的本质和方法”

In Chapter 14 of the Short-Line Trading Master, the key point buy is the first time a stock creates an eight-day high, the second time three or more consecutive lower prices occur, and the last time the stock is bought when it is above the high of the previous line.

In the book I read, they mentioned the same entry method, which has the advantage that the initial stop loss is easier to set, as long as it is set below the lowest point before buying.

Next week, I'm going to take a closer look at this approach to the market and start practicing, see how it works, wait for the test to be done, and then write a post.