Life must go on

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-29T12:31:21+00:00

Last week, Huadian Liaoning Power continued to rise, driving the short-term profit-making effect to recover. Minohua performed outstandingly, and short-term funds are focusing on its performance. Despite the complex international situation, the large A-shares still have development potential, especially in the fiber optic and lithium battery sectors. Investors are encouraged to respect market fluctuations and seize profit opportunities.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-29 12:31:21

Abstract generation in progress

Last week, Huadian Liaoning opened its eighth limit up, and the short-term profit-making effect has started to recover significantly. Under normal circumstances, after reaching the eighth limit up, funds would begin to look for stocks to catch up. Currently, the highest performers are Rongjie and Meinuohua. Meinuohua accidentally got some hype last week, and after a slight dip on Monday, it achieved four consecutive limit ups. Congratulations to those who participated; friends who invested in its bonds are likely to see more returns. [Taogu8a]

Looking ahead to next week, it seems the situation in Yina has started to worsen again. The U.S. wants to withdraw, but it’s not that easy; not everyone can just come and go as they please. However, we still have to carry on with our lives in the A-share market. Currently, the trends that are looking good are in computing power (optical fiber, OCS, CPO), which are all related to optics. Lithium batteries are also gradually starting to show an upward trend. Friends of Meinuohua have privately messaged me that after such a significant rise, the only option now is to wait for lower bond prices to enter.

That’s about it; where there is a profit-making effect, it is still important to respect the direction of that effect.

That’s all, wishing you well.

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