The market opened with a sea of red today, and there weren't any particularly good short-term opportunities. Some fellow investors asked me before how I manage to catch short-term entry points relatively accurately, and what technical indicators I mainly look at. Let me briefly explain my approach: First, look at the trend to determine if the medium-to-short-term trend has deteriorated. If the overall direction is wrong, even the best entry point is useless. Second, look at key positions, focusing on support and resistance levels. Usually, I combine the 60-day, 20-day, and 5-day moving averages, and then wait for entry points using intraday charts. Third, look at volume and turnover rate to judge whether capital is flowing in or out based on trading volume and turnover rate, and whether the main force is accumulating or distributing. Fourth, look at the chip structure, paying attention to the main force's cost area and the trapped area...