The main pharmaceutical sector is recovering; seize the opportunity for low-cost buying in the sector.

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Did you all watch yesterday’s article? In it, I mentioned the pharmaceutical sector. In this sector, there are already tickers showing consecutive limit-ups. From a quant perspective, the capital is currently flowing into the pharmaceutical sector.

Why did Bailu Pharmaceutical hit the daily limit today? I want to share this. This is not hindsight; if you’re an old follower, I brought up this topic yesterday—let’s discuss it and share viewpoints. Only if everyone actively participates can our understanding of the market improve quickly.

First, I personally am not good at themes. But during my review, I saw that in the consecutive limit-ups and first limit-ups, many had pharmaceutical-related characters at the beginning. So yesterday I focused on finding tickers among the pharmaceutical consecutive limit-ups, and I quantified its long/short ratio based on the following situation.

1. The daily long-cycle definition is a decline of 2+1. In the chart below, if it is a decline of 2+1, then yesterday’s closing price high is still not as high as the high of the 2 part in the previous 2+1 decline.

In the chart above, after the stock enters the left-side region, during the decline there was a surge-and-rebound. We find that after the surge-and-rebound, the decline slope did not accelerate—it even slowed down. This suggests that the shorts may be a 2+1 decline. Like in a flood of decline, a sudden boulder blocks the current, slowing the water flow and forming a 2+1 decline. If the short side shrinks, then when it encounters the next boulder, it should have a rebound that is no less than the previous one.

Here, the boulder refers to the long-side coefficient generated by a sudden good news. Of course, the actual rebound strength still needs to adjust with the broader-market coefficient. So, since the pharmaceutical sector is the hottest right now, theoretically there should be a rebound stronger than the previous one. The previous rebound was 87%. See the chart below.

So what about now? In the chart below, the rebound strength is 46%. Based on yesterday’s highest point, it is very clear that theoretically there is still 41% upside room. Of course, you can’t treat this as the purpose for attention, because we’re dealing with a huge amount of volume. What if it doesn’t reach 87%? What if it only reaches 87% after three months? This is only finding the bigger picture—to protect the smaller view. It’s not the core data for trading. It’s just to prove that in the path, longs are indeed present.

Now, you need to look further for the key points, as shown below.

In the chart above, we can see there is a one-word limit-down on the left side. The current price is already higher than that limit-down price, meaning the long side has already released fear at the human level. Or simply put, the long side’s strength at present is greater than the short-side strength that was bearish back then—long wins by a nose. Here comes the key point: you can use this to infer that that one-word limit-down was a release of the shorts. Once that one-word limit-down release is valid, you can further infer that the daily chart might also be a 2+1 decline.

More importantly, look at the long-side pull-up strength combination. We can see that this volume bar is formed by the ACB + 流加零 combination. It’s an effective height, because ACB is one board, and 流加零 is two board coefficients. The longs are increasing.

Then focus on the bid auction “weight” of two K-lines being released. For the first K-line, the auction release is 6 points below the waterline; yesterday it was 3 points below the waterline. This means that as time passes, the weight is still moving upward. If the weight moves upward, it means the people who are bullish are increasing.

Based on the above analysis, in terms of the overall direction, long/short strength, and the capital volume column, as well as the current weight—everything is valid. So after the opening is bid out, it can create points worth watching.

Focus especially on the strongest sector. It indicates the most inflowing capital.

Next, look at several watch points on the smaller timeframe.

1. Based on the analysis of large, medium, and small timeframes, the direction is already set. In the second time the negative scale appears during the opening auction, it keeps the weight moving upward. The morning opening auction is the first watch point.
2. Gap down then rise, exceeding yesterday’s high at 8 yuan. After encountering a shorts’ release, the stock price pulls back, forming point C. Here, combining with yesterday’s direction, it creates the second buy point, because together with yesterday’s intraday K-line combination it forms a non-breaking low combination—an overly high combination.
3. The intraday “动枋值” today is intraday 4 cycles of ACBC2; C2 is also a watch point.

The three watch points each have their own advantages. The auction has cost-effectiveness; C and C2 have direction, and C2 has the strongest direction.
This is why I did the review on it yesterday. If you don’t understand something, you can leave a comment in the comment section.

通DGF, go from 2 to 3—try to see whether it can become weak to strong intraday; place your first attention there.

1. It has protection across the big cycle. In the path, the short side at the volume level has already been released. This means the current short side may be relatively small, making it less likely to blow up the limit-up board, as shown below.

In the chart above, when the overall market drops hard, it does not drop in sync. There is a large-cycle pressure-test value. Through a long path of release, the shorts become smaller and smaller while the longs become stronger and stronger. This kind of path indicates it has width—width here means intraday width.

Today intraday: it opened high at the start, then dropped instantly, showing a long green bar. But it immediately produced an even longer red bar. This means within the day’s intraday, longs are greater than shorts. Both the big cycle and the small cycle can see longs. Plus, since the overall market isn’t good today and there are missed orders on the board, there is reason to choose first-hand attention. If tomorrow there is no divergence-to-consensus and there is no 9010 in the intraday, then you can unfollow—don’t learn XI from it anymore.

My personal view, for reference only
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Next, in the “entries and today’s review” section: there are 5 stocks hitting limit-up today.

Among the five consecutive limit-ups, in Tongda Shares there is a weak-to-strong shift during its intraday, but it’s not in the hot sector. See whether tomorrow there is a smooth divergence-to-consensus “flow value” of 9010, which will become the focus for a back-hand watch.

Lately, it’s rare to encounter only four—five limit-up stocks. What does that mean?

Double-break has one today; maybe you’ll need to learn XI together with it.

This afternoon, longs came in, and the inflow was obvious. The day produced the longest red bar plus the standard area: red bars 1+2, green bars 2+1. The overall market tomorrow is still expected to see a rebound.

My personal view, for reference only
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