Long Kong Dragon Mode Challenge Record March 31 — Lasting Reputation Lost

Challenge the account from 30K to 1M: only trade the highest limit-up stocks (a “dragon leads the dragon” model). Break the node at full capacity and buy only on that basis. Absolutely don’t do anything else. Firmly follow the rules: exit at the end of the day if the stock doesn’t seal; sell if intraday negative feedback is greater than 7% during the first rebound; sell if you cancel (buy-kill) during the call auction; if the daily limit fails to seal, find the highest point the next day and fully liquidate.

Guangxi Energy: Today Guangxi Energy was down to the daily limit in the call auction. The sell order in the call auction triggered panic, and I simply exited right away. The day’s low came in; with the last two days of this month, I lost my reputation. I originally had a big profit.

Sword-Jian Co., Ltd.: Today Sword-Jian’s call auction met expectations. After the open, it quickly sealed to limit-up. The order size was 700 million, and it was close to the mid-day session when another single order of 150K came through—what a pity. In the afternoon, it broke the seal, but luckily it managed to re-seal. When I checked yesterday’s trading hall roster, it was that “Zhang Mengzhu” again (a sell). Honestly, it’s so frustrating. This kind of lack-of-discipline trader—next time I’ll definitely watch carefully and absolutely won’t ride in the same car with him.

Tomorrow’s plan: Today Minova Pharma broke its limit-up and the node has reached 5 to 6. Let’s see how Sword-Jian performs in tomorrow’s call auction. It feels really hard. Hoping to do well in April. Originally, March had already been up 20%, but it’s a pity—I paid money to buy a lesson.

The first double started on September 1 and took 47 trading days. After that, keep pushing forward and hope to reach the target as soon as possible. As of now, after 138 trading days, the account’s total profit is 109%, with principal of 30K.