What Are the Speculators Thinking - Morning Session (March 26)

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Yesterday’s “Morning Market Ideas” received
over 200 likes from brothers,
and 8 people tipped.

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As of market close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.30%, reclaiming 3,900 points; Shenzhen Component and ChiNext indices rose 1.95% and 2.01%, respectively. Market turnover was 2.19 trillion yuan, an increase of 96.8 billion yuan from previous volume.

Most stocks rose, with the median change at +1.66%. The average stock price index filled the gap from this Monday during the trading session. In broad-based indices, CSI 500, STAR Market 50, and National Stock Exchange 2000 all filled this Monday’s gap.

Long Ge mentioned yesterday that the Shanghai Index faces two major resistances: one is the lower edge of the gap from this Monday around 3955 points, and the other is the phase bottom near 4000 points in early February. Based on current conditions, filling the gap from this Monday is highly probable. However, after correction, short-term profit-taking may occur, and the market might need to retest lower levels.

But even if retesting occurs, the probability of a second bottom is low. Generally, a retracement of 38.2% is an important level. Despite yesterday’s broad gains and a restorative trend, the structure still shows sector rotation, and rhythm is very important.
This round of market movement, honestly, is no longer just a simple rebound but a resonance and restorative process of sentiment and trend. Long Ge’s judgment this week has once again been validated by the market in the most direct way.

Many people only got excited after seeing the rise yesterday, but the real watershed was actually on Monday.
That day, market panic reached its peak, the trading floor was chaotic, and many began to doubt whether the rally was over. But Long Ge saw an opportunity!

Was yesterday’s market the same as I described before? Look for a rebound! Keep going!
The market opened high and moved higher in the morning, with broad gains and rebounds.
There’s not much more to say about yesterday’s market because I was mainly giving brothers direction during the big drop. When the market surges and everyone becomes a stock genius, that’s when I am behind the scenes. Compared to adding flowers on top, I prefer to send charcoal in the snow.
Now that the market has reached this point, there’s no need for more words. The rebound up to the upper end of the oscillation zone is the time to show real skill. The recent big rally has given many a breather.

But during the upcoming divergence phase, we need to stay alert. Whether choosing stocks, timing, or rhythm, we must select the best. These past two days of broad rebound may cause some to relax their vigilance, but here Long Ge still needs to remind everyone.

The essence of the market still tests human nature. Greed causes chasing highs and getting trapped; fear causes selling at the bottom. Only by maintaining discipline and understanding the structure can we avoid being driven by emotions. Holding positions through volatility, resisting impulsive actions, and adjusting strategies when wrong—these are the true survival skills in the market. So, there’s no need to envy others’ success or be discouraged by temporary losses. Confidence in trading always comes from clear levels, strict execution, and continuous adjustment.

In the past few days, there have been some discordant voices in the comments. When the market is bad, you need to vent, so I don’t blame brothers.
But I hope that after venting, you can calm down, listen to what I’ve said, and verify it with the subsequent market movements.

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