Can a single account focusing on just one stock outperform 90% of investors?

Today I had a sudden idea: to use a single account to focus solely on one stock—LONGi Green Energy.

My holding strategy is simple: 50% core position locked in, 50% active trading for T+0.
From March 20, 2026, to December 31, 2026, I will focus only on this stock.
When there’s volatility, I’ll use the active position to profit from price differences and reduce costs; when there’s no opportunity, I’ll quietly hold the stock—no switching stocks, no reckless trading.

The main purpose of this post: purely to practice T+0 trading, adapt to the current market dominated by quant strategies, and also test whether I can outperform 90% of retail investors.

This is not investment advice; profit and loss depend on your own decisions. Don’t blindly copy others.

Whether I do T+0 trading or hold long-term, all decisions are based on my judgment of LONGi and my understanding of my trading system. I don’t chase hot topics, don’t follow emotions, and don’t gamble on short-term rises or falls. I only focus on industry leaders that have been beaten down, hold firm at recognized price levels, use discipline to counteract quant fluctuations, and repeatedly practice T+0 to achieve stable returns.

In today’s market dominated by quant strategies, with extreme shakeouts, most people get wiped out by frequent stock switching, chasing gains, and failing to hold core positions. I do the opposite: hold my core position, focus on T+0 trading, and practice feel and rhythm.

Stock trading is never about who makes the most money in a short period, but about who can survive the longest and hold steady. In the coming period, I will quietly hold LONGi, honing my skills in a market driven by quant strategies, unaffected by emotions or market swings.

Win, win myself;
Lose, lose myself.
That’s all.