Stock selection three days after the first board

StrawberryIce · 2026-04-04T20:45:20+00:00

If you can't sleep at night, here's a common stock selection pattern for your reference. It does not constitute advice. The pattern is: the first-day limit-up with increased volume followed by a bullish candlestick, the third day with a significantly reduced volume and a bearish candlestick, excluding declines close to -4% or more that hit the limit-down. Try to choose stocks with good liquidity and main theme concepts. The next day, open sharply higher and then abandon the position. Enter at the open for short-term holding for three to five days. Here are some recent chart patterns.

StrawberryIce

2026-04-04 20:45:20

If you can’t sleep at night, write a commonly used stock-picking pattern. This is for everyone’s reference only and does not constitute investment advice. The day after a first-board limit-up with a surge: an up day with higher-than-usual volume and a bullish candle. On the third day: a significant contraction in volume and a bearish candle. Do not count cases where the decline is close to -4 and/or more—those limit-downs are excluded. Try to choose stocks with good trading behavior and main-line themes. If the next day opens with a large gap up, abandon the position. Enter on the open for short-term holding of three to five days. Post a few charts showing recent similar setups.

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