Pingtan Development suffers a 5% loss, causing significant damage!

The leisurely group has four-plus hundred million in there—shouldn’t they optimize it? Pingtan Development. If it hits the daily limit down today, then they should exit. They won’t leave if it doesn’t hit limit down. The leisurely group probably hasn’t exited yet, but they don’t want to wait anymore. According to the usual trading habits, actually, if I’d lost a few percentage points in the morning, I would’ve run. But I kept daydreaming. Sometimes I consider that there are top-tier big funds in there, and I want to hold longer—then I end up losing more. And sometimes, when many stocks just turn green and rally, that’s when you sell; it’s still selling—selling at the top. Buying stocks is easy. Selling good stocks is what really tests your ability. In the same area, for me there’s still a lot of room to improve. Buying core stocks is, in my opinion, actually simple—no difficulty. The main thing is selling! But this trade isn’t actually wrong. The first one was a limit-up and a buy on the close/board lock. The second one was a limit-up sell, then it hit limit-up again so you buy again on the third limit-up. Today I cut it with a loss of more than 5 percentage points! The one I most wanted to participate in at the open was Aoruid. I’d done this before, including Meiliyun, Jiu’an Medical, and others. But there’s no regret medicine. Tomorrow I’ll continue to put the full position on and hit the board for core stocks!