Review of 0403, continue to buy high and sell low next week: 万bd+, alternative options; Shuang'er YY

Everyone, rest assured and get through the holiday peacefully. Things should improve next week, and the market trend will also reverse. The broad market has moved to this stage. The lows are about to arrive immediately—just like last year. Get ready for a big upswing wave; spring is just around the corner. Hang in there for the last few days. Last year was April 7, and this year might also be April 7—sometime around those days, including the 8th. History won’t repeat itself, but it will be unbelievably similar. Although the broad market hasn’t reversed yet, some individual stocks, some leading stocks, and stocks tied to hot themes have already started to show performance. That’s what it means when “the ducks know first as the river warms.” The capital has long been stirring and has already started preparing for battle. Even if the broad market hasn’t hit the bottom yet, we should stay confident—everything will get better. Don’t feel sad, don’t lose heart. Hang on to everything; the last few days will bring the bloom of spring.

Now let’s talk about today’s market. Today’s market can be described as unbearable—unless you’re in the main line. What I bought—what I bought before that’s been stuck in a loss too—there are some, but my positions weren’t big. Some trades were just wrong. That’s why controlling your position is extremely important. If you buy the wrong thing, as long as your position is small, it’s no big deal. But never do what some people do—go all-in and gamble the whole account at every turn. Once you’re stuck in losses, you’ll lose sleep and struggle to eat and drink, and your mindset will get warped. If your position is small, then somewhere else you can quickly complete a hedge, and it becomes negligible. Like this example: last time when we did that “forest ranger” operation, the moment he showed up, he immediately swapped into “Xiao Wan,” and it took three days of forest ranger and four days of Xiao Wan. Overall, in broad terms, the account is still in the green. Compared to this pullback environment, I finally found a sense of accomplishment and pride. Here, I want to sincerely apologize to my fans. You trust me, brother Ba—I’m honored by that. But you must be decisive, control your position, and also react quickly—run fast. Don’t fall into fantasies. If something has already moved on, then don’t hope it will rise again. Let me say something very simple: didn’t that “Longpan Technology” yesterday also rally, and didn’t “Fulin Jinggong” also rally yesterday? Don’t think that yesterday’s move means he’s started a second wave again—you shouldn’t even entertain that idea. Yesterday’s rally was just the main force taking the opportunity to exit.

So here’s the phenomenon: whatever you had yesterday—yesterday was the last chance to get out of the position. If you didn’t exit yesterday, then today you can’t exit anymore. That’s basically what it means. That’s the logic. And those stocks that used to be stuck in losses too—like “Gaolu,” “Miangyang,” “Andisu”—will they rise in the future? They will definitely rise in the future. But with this stretch of time stuck there, you won’t be able to participate in many opportunities that come after. That’s also a kind of loss. So you can leave half out, and cut the other half. Wouldn’t cutting half and taking care of the other stuff help recover some of the loss? Right? Don’t hang yourself on one tree. Some people even add more when it drops; the lower it goes, the more they add; the more it drops, the more they average down. Don’t add to stocks in a downward trend—adding more is a mistake. Wait until it stabilizes and you see bargain-volume and funds really coming in before you can add. Better to cut losses than add. If you keep adding and adding, you’ll keep losing. The more you lose, the less you’ll be willing to cut. So for today’s post-market review, I’m writing in this spoken, instructive style, so everyone can understand it more easily.

So next week will be much easier to go long. Even though it’s only four days, it won’t be bad. I’ve already laid the groundwork for next week. The main line theme remains innovative drug leaders—namely “Jin Jin,” that one. Today I already tried “Jin Jin.” I didn’t buy much; I bought some as a starter position/low-base, and next week there may be opportunities to add in phases. I’ll do more trading on this stock, and I’m completely not worried—unless the market suddenly collapses, which doesn’t seem possible from where we are now. The market doesn’t have main-line funds avoiding risk; it can only look for innovative drugs, or else it will rotate back. Fiber optics and cable—electronics/electrical cable, and computers—need adjustment, and in the short term they can’t really rise. The best sector is innovative drugs. Next is that sentiment leader, “Xiao Wan.” You might not want to believe it, but you can’t argue with it. Besides him, it’s him—and there’s also a secondary rebound leader, “Shuang’er.” “Shuang’er” is essentially a rebound-following younger brother. You can call him a follower stock. Because Xiao Wan is about to move; when there are more funds avoiding unusual movements, they’ll definitely look for a new substitute. Then “Shuang’er” will serve that role. You can also call it “Shuang’er, Xiao Wan, Jin Jin”—three chariots. It depends on which one you’re willing to ride. No matter which one you choose, you’re safe and won’t suffer losses. Okay, that’s it for today’s post-market review. Welcome everyone to like and follow—may you get rich all the way.

If you have any questions, exchange them in the comments section. Anyway, there’s still a long time. Only two or three more days until the market opens—still early.