Day 71 of investing 100,000: the total amount has grown to 480,000.

StrawberryIce · 2026-02-06T07:31:47+00:00

The article discusses the decision-making process in stock market operations. The author considered multiple investment opportunities in various stocks this morning and ultimately chose Haike Xinyuan, believing it has rebound potential, but also noting that the rebound space is limited. The article also mentions that the pharmaceutical sector opened high but struggled to sustain gains, highlighting the importance of paying attention to relevant news and market conditions when selecting stocks.

StrawberryIce

2026-02-06 07:31:47

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In the morning opening, when Xiaocheng Technology was falling, I considered whether to buy in for a rebound, but I felt the decline wasn’t enough, so I didn’t enter.

I also considered Tianzhong Precision Machinery. Currently, the stock price is too high, and I fear the risk; it could turn downward at any time, so it’s not suitable to chase the high. The recent waterfall dumping method was also too shocking.

Ultimately, I chose Haike Xinyuan. The battery sector has the conditions for a rebound, and today’s rise is a validation. I selected Haike Xinyuan, a previously strong stock in the battery sector. $Haike Xinyuan(sz301292)$ had a big surge before, then fell from the top, forming a medium-term downtrend. There was a rebound along the way, and a limit-up occurred during the rebound. According to the pattern of stock price movements, it probably will rise significantly today, and I expect it to stabilize and exit tomorrow. The advantage is higher certainty; the disadvantage is limited rebound space.

The medical sector’s high opening this morning was a trap. Recently, there haven’t been any major positive news in the medical field, so the market trend is hard to sustain, trapping people. The overall market environment is poor, hot spots switch too quickly. When selecting sectors, be sure to pay attention: check related news, the daily chart of the index, and the trend of leading or rallying stocks.

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