· 方法论

博主分享6只个股的短期交易策略,强调经验直觉胜过耐心口号。

涉及标的:

中文翻译

最近 X 上流传着很多鼓舞人心的交易者心态,比如: “会有回报的。要有耐心。”全是废话。 交易者会考虑板块动量、催化剂、估值、回调、宏观、隐含波动率(IV)、期权流向等。 以下是我对各种股票短期交易的心态: 1. $NBIS - $111.91,尽管当天上涨了 1.53%,但由于 Meta 给予其 140 亿美元合同,CRWV 上涨了 12%。 这通常对所有新云厂商都是利好。它曾飙升至 $117(我可能仍会持有),但随后回落至 $111,可能是由于未平仓合约过多,但我们可能会继续看到上涨行情。因此我会利用这段时间进行定投(DCA)并买入看涨期权/股票,即使它已经上涨了 1.53%。 这不是“真正的下跌”,更像是上涨过程中的回调。 2. $HIMS - $56.4 下跌 4.67%,通常人们只是盲目抄底,但这实际上是由重大因素引起的,即特朗普推出了面向消费者的政府药品网站。随着股价升至 $60,空头比率降至 33%。 这次下跌可能会被用于空头回补。我在 $46 支撑位买入,但在反弹后不久卖出,因为我感觉它还会进一步下跌。但我个人更喜欢底部入场点,所以可能更接近 $50。 我记得 AMZN 推出竞争对手时,HIMS 暴跌 20% 然后再次上涨,我预计特朗普的计划中期也会如此,但近期它是一个逆风因素。 3. $RDDT - $228,下跌 5.45%,没有新闻。可能只是估值担忧。我们看到类似的增长股如 ALAB、CRED 有随机的 20% 回调。许多软件/社交股票如 SNAP 因非重大新闻下跌 8.1%。修正很健康,股票不会一直上涨,我个人更倾向于等待再次回到 $100+,而不是 $200+,但鉴于 RDDT 在随机日子有更大的 5-8% 回调,根据历史经验,6-7% 的下跌是日内的好买点,你可能会看到它恢复,但我们可能会看到许多增长股在 11/12 月的大涨前经历更大的修正,所以可能不是真正的底部。 我现在不看图表 RSI,只是基于过去一两年每天观察股票 + IV 的经验感觉来做。 4. AMZN - 没有重大宏观新闻,可能是 10 月 1 日的政府停摆可能会引起指数恐慌,但这没什么大不了的。它下跌了 1.35%,所以我会买入,因为这是摊低成本的好时机。 5. Klarna - $36,下跌 5.3%。有时你只是凭直觉行事。低于 IPO 价格,没有重大新闻。大多数 IPO 都下跌了,比如 Gemini 等。如果你想建立长期头寸,我会在这个水平买入。 6. TSM - $277,我有罪地进行了 $273-$279 之间的波段交易,所以我每次跌至 $273 就买入,在 $277-$279 卖出以获取 2% 的纯股票利润。到目前为止,我用股票做了大约 2 次。如果跌破 $273,我就定投,如果进一步下跌就切换到看涨期权。 没有绝对的对错方式,每个人都有自己的方法。(另外抱歉 CRM,糟糕的财报搞错了那个,如果进一步下跌我可能会摊平成本)。 但一般来说,这只是我浏览每只股票清单时的想法。再次强调,每个人想法不同,我只是想写下我的思考过程,如果对他有帮助的话。

英文原文

Lot of inspirational trader mindsets going around X lately like: "It will pay off. Be Patient". All BS. Traders consider sector momentum, catalysts, valuation, pullbacks, macro, IV, option flows, etc. Here's my mindset for short term trading for various stocks: 1. $NBIS - $111.91, even though it's up 1.53% on the day, CRWV is up 12% off Meta gives them a $14B contract. So usually it's bullish for all neoclouds. It spiked to $117 ( i probably would have still held) but pulled back to $111 likely from too much open interest, but we'll likely keep seeing a rally upward. So I'd use this time to DCA and buy calls/shares even if it's up 1.53% Not "truly a dip" but it's more of a dip during a rally. 2. $HIMS - $56.4 Down 4.67%, usually people just blindly buy the dip but this was actually caused from something material, which was Trump launching a direct to consumer GOV drug website. Short interest decreased back to 33% on the rise to $60. This dip will likely be used for short covering. I did buy $46 support but sold shortly on a bounce after I just felt like it would go down more. But I just personally prefer bottom entry points so that's probably closer to $50. I still remember AMZN launching a competitor, HIMS crashed 20% then rose again, I'd expect the same with Trump's program mid term but near term it's a headwind. 3. $RDDT - $228, down 5.45%, no news. Just probably valuation concerns. We saw similar growth stocks like ALAB, CRED, have random 20% pullbacks. Lot of software/social stocks like SNAP down 8.1% off non-material news. Correction is healthy, stocks don't just keep going up, I'd prefer to wait in the $100+ again, rather than $200+ (just personally), but it's actually a better buy than the rest, given RDDT has larger 5-8% pullbacks on random days, just from historical experiences so 6-7% drop is a good buy intra-day and you'd likely see it recover but we might see a lot of growth stocks have a larger correction into massive rally Nov/Dec so might not be an actual bottom. I don't really look at chart RSI nowadays, just do this based on feelings from experience looking at the stock + IV every day for the past year or two. 4. AMZN - No major macro news, prob government shutdown Oct 1st that might cause some panic for index but it's pretty immaterial. It dropped, 1.35% so I'd buy since it' a good time to cost average. 5. Klarna - $36, 5.3% drop. Sometimes you just go off gut feeling. Below IPO price, no major news. Most IPOs were down like Gemini, etc. If you wanted to build a long term position I'd buy at this level. 6. TSM - $277, I've been guilty of swing trading between $273-$279, so I just buy every drop to $273 and sell at $277-$279 for 2% profit purely with shares. So far I've done this ~2 times with shares. If it drops past $273, I'd just DCA and then if it drops further switch to calls. There's no True or False way to do this, everyone kind of has their own approach. (also sorry about CRM, bad earnings got that one wrong, I'll probably cost avg if ti declines further). But generally this is just what I'm thinking about when I go down the list of every single stock. Once again, everyone thinks differently, I just wanted to write down how I think if it's helpful to others.

在 X 上查看原推 ↗