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Seek survival in struggle, seek development in struggle.
Recently, I had some new insights to share with everyone.
That is, I realized that both myself and some friends around me have a misconception in practical trading!
What is it?
A few days ago, I saw a strong move, so I tried to buy the dip, anticipating a rebound!
When it’s strong, I don’t dare to buy; when it weakens, I think my opportunity has arrived, so I boldly buy the dip. Because it has rebounded before, I believe it will rebound again this time—like the saying “the dragon’s head has nine lives”! A phoenix!
Is this method correct? It has some logic, but it’s basically a 50/50 gamble! When it rebounds, everyone’s happy, thinking they’ve understood the pattern. But if it doesn’t rebound after waiting several days, they make excuses, operate within their pattern, and cut losses with time!
From my recent experience, I’ve realized that:
Subjectivity is absolutely to be avoided!
Is it correct to bet on rebounds subjectively?
Not entirely!
But the success rate won’t exceed 30%!
The market is a daily battlefield, a game of survival of the fittest!
What does that mean?
We need to always follow the strong!
Embrace the strong! Abandon the weak!
In life, this might seem like being fickle, disloyal, or capricious—completely against our values of integrity and loyalty!
But in the market, this is a strength—being flexible, adapting to the situation, recognizing the right moment, and acting accordingly. That’s what makes a wise trader! Choosing the right environment, like a good bird choosing a tree to roost!
Haha, everything has its reason!
All principles traders adopt for their safety are ultimately for profit!
Capital is no different!
Seeking profit and avoiding harm is human nature; capital can amplify this trait hundreds or thousands of times!
Therefore, after hours, choose the strong; during trading, choose the strong!
Choosing the strong after hours has been discussed extensively before, so I won’t repeat it here!
Today, I want to share with you how to select the strong during trading!
Every day is a new chapter, a new beginning. It’s like the Bayinbuluke racetrack—just because you’re leading doesn’t mean you’ll win the race!
Some lead temporarily but fall off a cliff because of speed!
Some start behind but, thanks to excellent skills—drifting, accelerating, avoiding mistakes, daring to be second—end up winning!
Some are always behind and can never catch up, trailing far behind!
What I want to say is: every team and driver represents their own team and country!
But only one can be the champion!
We all know the champion is the strongest. After winning, they get the highest prize money and the most attention afterward.
So if you want to invest, you must go all out to support the champion!
Use every possible way to get close to the champion!
Bet heavily on the champion’s path!
Only then can you embrace the greatest certainty in the game!
All industries follow the law of the jungle—winner takes all!
Regarding trading during the session:
Go all out to support the champion!
Use every method to get close to the champion!
Bet heavily on the champion’s path!
My understanding is:
Half an hour before the market opens, at least three teams are fighting fiercely!
For example: electric, chemical, computing power.
Whoever leads first, their supporters cheer loudly—stand up and shout (sector heats up, the strongest that day, reaching a climax!).
After 15–30 minutes of opening battle, sometimes the outcome is decided instantly; other times, it takes 5–15 minutes; sometimes it takes half an hour to determine the winner!
This depends on experience and intuition during the session, but that feeling is crucial!
It’s like a phase of sector explosion, selecting the strong, focusing…
This screening process is exactly the process of choosing the strong!
It’s like a cell—macro and micro perspectives!
Macro: a big cycle from explosion to selection might take a week!
Mid-level: a typical theme cycle from explosion to selection takes 1–3 days!
Micro: from multiple directions exploding at open to selecting the strongest takes 5–30 minutes!
It’s a product of struggle—stronger survive and develop through competition!
In a strong market, choose the strong; in a weak market, even more so!
Choose the strong, choose the strong, always choose the strong!
How to more likely pick the champion in the race?
Bet on the top three! All in!
Then, when a new stock enters the top three, open a new position.
When a stock drops out of the top three, withdraw your investment from it.
Can it catch up again?
Yes! But let’s assume that once it’s overtaken or falls behind, it’s temporarily impossible to catch up—that’s normal thinking!
If it catches up later, then we can reassess and invest again. That’s different from the original investment!
In the brutal law of survival of the fittest, if you don’t eliminate your competitors, you’ll be eliminated by them!
So, the first rule is always to respect the strong, not to pity the weak!
Whether after hours or during trading, always respect the strong, not pity the weak!
Whether after hours or during trading, always respect the strong, not pity the weak!
Whether after hours or during trading, always respect the strong, not pity the weak!