[Red Packet] 3.20 Review. Low buying Huadian Energy and Liaoning Energy, taking profits on Guangdong Electric Power. Master the rhythm to keep your account stable!

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Today’s operations: All these trades are simulated for market review and learning purposes only, not real trading guidance.

Trading account:

Sold: Jin’an International, Red 3+ points.

Logic: Broke the 5-day moving average, the 0-axis didn’t retest, so I sold. In such a market environment, there’s no room for big patterns. From the Red 8 points, there are still 3 points left.

Sold: Guangdong Electric Power A, surged high and then sold, Red 8 points.

Logic: Shaoneng opened with a limit-up, so Guangdong Electric Power was basically out of the game. Sold high to exit gracefully. I thought the turnover would cause a one-word halt, but Shaoneng also had turnover today.

Bought: Huadian Liaoning, Red 9+ points.

Logic: I mentioned in the morning that the stubborn ones wait for divergence to follow. The opening auction was decent and in line with expectations. Shaoneng exceeded expectations a bit. I only have one idea: Shaoneng hit the board, either to push Huadian Liaoning or to position in Liaoning. After checking, Huadian Energy’s auction didn’t show much negative feedback. I had to be stubborn and buy. (Originally planned to buy on the limit-up, but it dropped immediately at open. I checked Huadian Energy, which held up well, and executed a one-click trade.)

The core of short-term trading is simple: operate within your cognitive patterns with strong execution. Don’t hold onto illusions. If the market doesn’t meet your expectations within your understanding, exit quickly. In short, don’t guess tops; only focus on the daily weak and strong stocks.

Trend account:

HeDuan Intelligent, +15 green points.

Logic: I’ve held this stock for a long time, from red 10 points to now green. Always in a pattern. Before buying, it had a limit-up boost and was in a high-level correction and consolidation. It has attention from funds, and during the Two Sessions, new industries and future development were mentioned, similar to commercial aerospace. Mid-term outlook is optimistic, supported by nuclear power. If risk aversion shifts the electric sector into a cyclical phase like aerospace, the bottoming process will also affect nuclear power. Continue to hold and wait for a rebound. The market’s sharp decline is just part of the pattern.

Market review: (From now on, I won’t explain the daily thoughts and follow/unfollow signals in the auction review. You can check the daily operations in the review post or look at previous intra-day trades.)

Mingpu’s auction at 25 minutes was an add-on, so I gave up on entering. Can’t get in line now. In this market, going all-in on a single line is likely a trap. Managed to avoid a big risk. Others are mainly around electric stocks. If you can’t beat them, join them. Focus on high-recognition stocks in the front and back rows for trial and error. Without new stocks leading the index recovery, funds still tend to cluster.

Market sentiment: Today’s market is like a bear market. Many people got trapped by broken stocks. Ruisikanda’s one-word order almost caused a big move. Photovoltaic and energy storage stocks also tricked many chasing the trend. Quantitative strategies are good foreshadowing. Chuanyun shares dropped nearly 7 points underwater, then rebounded 4 points. Many chased high. This is just a marker. Many stocks rose and then fell back—playing with human nature to the extreme. No reason to harvest you. At this point, I advise everyone: if you don’t understand the market, stay in cash. Those with some understanding can do short-term group trades. At this time, there’s no room for emotion or technical analysis. Just join the main force if you can’t beat them. Even if wrong, better than dying on dull stocks.

Think carefully over the weekend. Such market conditions haven’t appeared in a long time. Remember two points: Did you make money when the market was good? Did you avoid losses when it was bad? Observe your own transaction records and reflect. Only when you understand your own issues can you improve. Frustration should not lead to complaints but to understanding patterns and refining your trading. Veteran investors have experienced bear markets. Only after experiencing such conditions can you see them calmly, knowing when to hold cash and how to operate.

Next week’s strategy will be shared over the weekend.

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My position management:

1. When the main trend is clear, I usually hold 2-3 stocks in my account, all from the same sector, front and back rows. Up to 3 stocks. I also keep 1-2 layers for replenishment.

2. During normal market conditions, I reduce to a maximum of 2 stocks, with half positions for replenishment.

3. In chaotic markets with many expected news, I split positions. For example, if I like 4 fast-moving sectors, I do 2-2-2-2, leaving 2 for replenishment. This is my pattern of hedging within my understanding—distinguishing which stocks are for short-term profit, which are defensive. Don’t buy and leave them idle. New traders should stay on the sidelines or hold light positions.

My split-position operation mode:

1. In good markets, I usually hold 8 layers of positions, with 2 for flexibility. In average markets, I cut to half. When the market is weak, I keep only 2 layers.

2. For stocks I believe can trend, I open around 7 layers, gradually lock in profits down to 3-4 layers during the main rise. For low-basis stocks, I usually open around 4 layers for rebound plays, not adding more, and take profits down to 2 layers.

3. For breakout stocks, I open large positions—full positions for arbitrage. If you’re unfamiliar with breakouts, I don’t recommend this. I usually research thoroughly before entering. Beginners should start with one layer, then add gradually as they get more familiar. My full position is based on my account size.

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