0331 Review, starting a new journey tomorrow, candidate: Bond

Today’s review was no easy task. It’s also the month-end summary. The good thing is that I cleared Fulin today; otherwise, I’d have feared he’d repeat what happened in Mianyang. Even though we gave back a few percentage points today, with the lesson from before in mind, in the early session I still thought he’d push up a bit—turns out he just opened sharply lower. Not even a quick flip to green was allowed. Luckily, later on he pulled back again and got close to the 24 yuan mark, so I cleared the position for him right away. I acted decisively—sold Fulin for take-profit. This expectation was also clearly laid out in yesterday’s review: choose the right time to take profit on Fulin. It can’t be said to be inconsistent with what was said.

Compared with last month, overall this month still shows progress. This month’s returns are still positive—that point deserves recognition. However, we did give back quite a bit. Next month should be easier to handle. We must learn from the pitfalls we’ve stepped into before and from any improper actions we’ve taken—we have to correct them. Today I tested-traded on Huasi and Longpan; tomorrow we’ll choose the right time to take profit or do T. We just discussed this for a long time.

Old lover Zhengde and the new maid Bonder—after careful consideration, I decided to give up the old one and go for the new. The new one has more energy and drive. The old one is also not bad, but still—you have to make a trade-off. I decided to drop the old one and go for the new. Huasi will add on and do T. The new maid is a trial—building a position. Hoping that in the new April, with spring warmth and blooming flowers, the future is bright and full of promise. Keep doing what I’m good at: breakout-and-defense, make high sells and low buys. As for the ones you’ve gotten back to breakeven—don’t hold without action. Be willing to let go. Old things won’t last; new ones will come. Or if you’re not trapped much, you can also consider handling it. That’s what I think, and that’s what I do. Only then can we achieve unity of knowledge and action, and be decisive in both taking action and cutting off risk. We shouldn’t try to take long positions on popular themes, and we also shouldn’t take short positions on unpopular ones—that would be one of the biggest taboos for traders. I hope everyone takes good care of yourselves!

Alright, for the other topics that weren’t covered, please discuss and exchange in the comments. The key is participation—do good deeds, don’t ask about the road ahead. Don’t be afraid to adjust. The bull is still here. Stick to your convictions. Once a trend forms, it won’t easily change.