There's not much to look at with this market.

There’s almost no market activity; if you really want to place an order, it’s only according to the short-term trader who takes profit at 20 points.
I really don’t want to open positions; before visiting a few institutions this time, I hadn’t updated for about 10 days.
Actually, I’ve been thinking about how to restore my previous short-term trading to meet fans’ demands.
In fact, I’ve really refined it again, maintaining about a 1:1 profit-to-loss ratio, and a 70% win rate.
Honestly, this is already the limit of intraday trading.
Because when the profit-to-loss ratio is greater than 1:1, only a 60% win rate is needed, but you still face problems, because a 70% win rate is achieved only if all trades are opened without missing any.
So, as I said, once you miss opening a position, or you’re at work, or sleeping, or holding onto a losing position, it can all potentially affect your overall profit.
This is the flaw of short-term trading.
One trade a day, 365 trades a year. Even if your error rate is 1%, there’s a high chance of making mistakes.