March 28th Weekend Tips

Good weekend, everyone!! [TaoGuBa]

It’s been a long time since we’ve talked about substantial topics on the weekend.

Friends who have been reading my articles for a long time or have played with me know

that I started with leading stocks, so I have a special fondness for them.

That being said, it’s impossible to participate in every leading stock during each cycle

or to buy at the starting points; it’s very difficult.

However, I’ve never given up just because I couldn’t buy at the starting points.

Instead, I wait for opportunities, such as buying Huadian Liaoneng this past Monday.

For most people, Huadian Liaoneng was too high, especially since the market retreated on Friday, and the overall environment was not good on Monday morning.

Why did you dare to go in? Aren’t you afraid of a further decline?

I am afraid, to be honest; to say I’m not afraid would be nonsense.

I controlled my position and only bought less than 0.6 of my total position, and I also bought Zhengtai Power on Monday (together that was only 1 of my total position).

So even if I was wrong and lost money, it would be fine; if it doesn’t recover on Tuesday, I would cut losses.

Another point: Huadian Liaoneng had a weak divergence on volume last Friday, and I thought it would decline on Monday, but it exceeded expectations after the auction and was proactive at the opening.

These two points were definitely beyond expectations in my model, so I went ahead and bought.

So do I regret not buying more? Not really; I made a profit based on my understanding, and that’s enough.

If I had bought half of my total position on Monday, I might have sold it on Tuesday. Do you know why?

Because on Tuesday, its morning auction didn’t meet expectations (with a larger position, I would reduce my holdings during the auction).

It exceeded expectations on Monday, but surprisingly had no premium on Tuesday???

It actively surged at the opening, which is fine, but it got stuck several times; if my position were larger, I might have thought it wouldn’t work out.

After all, I’m not using a telescope; I can’t know if it could reach 8-9 boards.

I also want to share my mindset at that time with some friends this week.

And I want to say a few words to those who usually feel anxious about trading.

My journey here has been tougher than yours; many of you are actually much happier than I was back in my day.

At least many of your questions can still be answered by experts.

In my time, I didn’t have that luxury; when I left messages for experts, they wouldn’t even glance at me.

As for the thoughts on leading stocks and supplementary rising stocks,

there are several key nodes for supplementary rising stocks:

1. The first board appearing on the same day or the next day after the leading stock breaks its board.

2. The first board appearing on the same day or the next day after the leading stock breaks through.

3. The first board appearing on the same day or the next day after the leading stock retreats.

Now take a look at the nodes when Huadian Liaoneng appeared, it was the first board on the next day after YN Holdings continued to retreat (isn’t that point 3?).

YN Holdings retreated from a high position on March 13 (Friday), and Huadian Liaoneng was born (on March 16) as the first board appearing on the next trading day.

Which one is Xineng Taishan? (Isn’t that point 2?) It was born as the first board on the next day after Huadian Liaoneng broke through its height (of course, Hunan Development was also there that day).

Supplementary rising stocks are just a term; it’s nicer to call them supplementary rising stocks, but they are collectively called supplementary rising; it just has multiple labels, and it has the characteristics of a leading stock.

Important nodes will lead to the next important stocks.

Since the current profit effect is in electricity, there is space within electricity, so funds naturally want to dig for some supplementary rising stocks at low levels, which significantly increases the probability of supplementary rising stocks achieving consecutive boards.

Therefore, whether you are trading leading stocks, supplementary rising stocks, or branch stocks, they can all be collectively termed: identifiable stocks.

At least most of my purchases in this category have been profitable, with a small portion losing money; it’s impossible to be all profitable.

What I can share is about this; mainly because I saw some messages from friends in the comment section yesterday, I wrote some nonsense.

I hope I didn’t waste your weekend time; have a happy weekend!!!