How to find short-term buy points? Remember these 6 rules

1. Upward trend: The stock price stays above the 5-day and 10-day moving averages, with short-term moving averages in a bullish arrangement.
2. Effective support: Pullbacks do not break the 10-day moving average, or bounce back quickly after testing the 5-day; volume and price should coordinate—volume increases during rises, decreases during declines.
3. Breakout signals: When breaking previous highs, platform neckline, or gap openings, trading volume is at least 50% higher than the previous day, with MACD forming a golden cross or KDJ showing a low-level golden cross.
4. Hotspot support: The sector rises over 2% that day, with at least 5 stocks hitting the daily limit, and continuous capital inflow.
5. Healthy turnover: Actual daily turnover rate around 15%, with chips changing hands, but not excessively high turnover causing stagnation.
6. Clear stop-loss: Decide on a stop-loss level before buying—if it falls 3%-5% below cost or breaks key support, exit decisively.

In one sentence: Only buy when all four conditions—“bullish moving averages + shrinking volume pullback + volume breakout + sector hotspot”—are met; otherwise, just wait.