[Red Envelope] 0313: Full house this week, keep the praise going, don't stop~

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This Friday streak continues. Since moving into Tao County and sharing real trading data in March, over 10 trading days, there have been 9 wins and 1 loss. This week also continued the winning streak, with strategies announced before the market, real-time operations during trading, and post-market analysis and review, always committed to sharing insights like Ma Qian Pao. [Taogu Bar]

Today’s market was bloodbath and chaotic. I mentioned before that quantitative methods help amplify gains and losses. Yesterday, quantitative flat trading was calculated, and this morning’s market was slightly below expectations, resulting in a continuous cash-out rhythm.

Without further ado, let’s talk about intraday operations.

First, look at the pre-market:

The tone was set before the market opened. Because quantitative methods can further strengthen or weaken, if they do, the calculation will peak; if not, it will be fulfilled. So, I emphasized before the market that intraday should not strengthen, meaning only selling and no buying.

After the morning auction ended, I promptly posted this message:

At 9:28, the auction ended. Clearly, the bidding was below expectations. The green signal should have been a large order, but after 9:15, orders were withdrawn all the way, and only at 9:20 did new orders start to come in. These ten minutes of auction reflect external capital disagreement. When external capital disagrees, it depends on whether internal capital remains firm. Between 9:20 and 9:25, although there were additional orders, the transaction volume in the auction was increasing, which essentially shows internal capital also has disagreement.

So, when external and internal capital both show disagreement, the overall performance is that the green signal auction was below expectations.

Therefore, if you think that additional orders after 9:20 are strengthening, and you followed along, then you should be prepared to face losses.

The green signal was below expectations. Yesterday, the intra-day pioneer Hanlan was also repaired, with the auction opening over 2%, which was also below expectations. Coupled with yesterday’s low open of ShunNa, the overall auction phase indicates that the calculation did not further strengthen and also foreshadows divergence today. But the strength of this divergence is unknown. Based on the pre-market note that no strengthening is allowed, the intraday should only be selling, not buying. Following this logic, today should not have been a loss.

Next, let’s go into detailed intraday operations.

  1. Farsight.
    Intervened yesterday on the board.

The intra-day board was hit.

The reason is that Yasheng Group’s double rebound gave negative feedback today. In similar patterns, Farsight has a chance to preemptively run. Plus, the current market isn’t a pattern market, so I chose to hit the board.

  1. GCL-Poly, Hanlan, take profits at the high.
    Yesterday, I suggested holding on the board.

As mentioned above, since the calculation was below expectations, the intraday approach is only to sell, not buy.

A few minutes later, Hanlan was officially blocked by GCL-Poly, indicating the strength was insufficient, so I continued to suggest selling.

Repeatedly, I’ve done my best. Some friends say that the pattern only emerges in deep water. Honestly, either they don’t understand the market or they’re just greedy.

This market can’t be patterned. Slightly patterning results in profits turning into losses. Everyone should understand the risk-reward ratio.

  1. The failure of Green Signal’s board also means taking profits. It was below expectations, and the failure to recover after the drop means no longer patterning.

Today, I opened a new position in Fenglong Shares.

I’ve talked a lot about this logic recently, still the thinking of arbitrage on the first board of the second wave.

At noon, I also shared a message with everyone, here’s a screenshot.

The current market is no different from whack-a-mole. The sharing I’ve done recently includes the day before yesterday’s Guosheng’s first board arbitrage, with a 6-point profit the next day.

Yesterday’s Farsight, profit from intra-day board hits:

Today’s Fenglong, same principle. Now, funds are starting to wake up, such as Yabo’s intra-day first board and Jiamei Packaging’s late-day sneak attack board. Funds are shifting towards this old dragon first board arbitrage. When the market reacts late, the profitability of this approach will weaken.

Additionally, today’s market decline was irrational. Today’s drop actually clarified some chips. I personally feel next week’s market will be better than this week.

Thanks to friends who rewarded the previous post.

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Friends, I’ve completed my task. Now it’s up to you. 230 likes. Next week, pre-market ➕ and during-market updates. If you find this article helpful, please give some support with a “cheer” coupon to make this post a highlight. Small points to boost the post’s popularity. Thanks in advance.

(Over the weekend, I might write a practical tips post. Feel free to suggest topics you want to see.)

Finally, I wish everyone a happy weekend. Thanks for the 230 likes!

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