Right-side trading is a commonly used buying and selling operation rule in the securities trading market. The advantage is that you can chase the strong gold price or stock price and buy when the gold price is improving. The disadvantage is that if you misjudge the situation, there is a risk of being trapped in a high position. Suitable for short and medium term investors. Right-side trading is commonly used in stocks, futures, foreign exchange, gold contracts and other transactions that can use K-lines to express trends. Taking stocks as an example, after a period of rising stock prices, with the highest point of the stock price as the top, a top is clearly formed when represented by a K line (like an inverted letter 'V'). After that, the stock price falls back, forming a downward group. K line. Then the two sides of the top are called the left and right sides, and selling the stock after confirming the formation of the top is called right-side trading. Similarly, the stock price forms a bottom after a round of decline (like the letter "V"). Buying stocks on the right side of ") is also called trading on the right side.