April 3rd Closing Summary

Sold today
Three boards Xinjinggang, satisfied.
Second board Yibai Pharmaceutical
Second board Peking University Health Science Center
First board Leshan Electric Power
Today buy value stocks
Changhong Meiling; Mingde Bio bought but wasn’t filled within 1 hour and canceled the order; yesterday bought China Railway Industrial today is down.
Today’s ultra-short-term trade didn’t buy. During the session I had the thought of buying when Cuimei Shares hit its first board one-word limit up and then got a one-word limit-up rebound. But since the market situation wasn’t good, I didn’t have the desire to buy tickets that day. Also, Cuimei isn’t a hot-sector stock, so I didn’t buy. In the future, when he buys several-billion yuan worth at the limit-up price inside the aggregated mold, if he wants to act, he acts—spontaneous and freely as he pleases. With deep thought and a light position, he can participate. The price is given by Mr. Market. What happens tomorrow is unknown—no one knows. He did the rebound from 9:45 to 9:47; when it rebound to a one-word limit-up on the first board, it was buyable.

         Yesterday on April 2, I bought four. Too many—I couldn’t keep up. Going forward, it must be at most 3 or fewer.  

   Also, because Leshan Electric Power opened at a low and was down negative 3%, it dragged down my mindset. It opened lower than my expectation, causing panic in my head. I sold Yibai at 0, missing out on 9 percentage points. I sold Peking University Health at a bit over 2, not at the 6 to 8 o’clock marks, missing out on 4 to 6 percentage points. Everything was sold at low prices. Leshan Electric Power lost more than 3% and I sold it. Fortunately, Xinjinggang still got a pull to the limit-up when it was time to unload. The ones who bought on the 2nd are in profit. Otherwise, all would have been dragged down by Leshan Electric Power bought at 13:19 yesterday afternoon.  

Conclusion: iron rule—starting today, chase-risers and board-hitting stocks are not to be bought after 10:30.
Also, on the 2nd, the second-board stock Tongda Shares I sold was very poorly sold. I didn’t sell before 9:25, so I could have made more than 9 percentage points. In the end I made only 1 point. I placed an order at 9:25:34; TMD, it didn’t execute. I watched in real disbelief. After more than 1 minute I placed three orders before it finally executed; the result was making 1 point. Two minutes later, it went to limit-up. It’s unbelievable, TMD. (Remember: within the first hour before the open, don’t think about or look up anything that has nothing to do with stocks.)

         Based on the current market oscillations being relatively large, the number of value stocks to hold should be fewer but better, with a very low share of total position. Based on first-board, second-board, third-board, as well as mid-trade and board-hitting entry points—over the past 9 years—I’ve kept repeating the same “mold” and practical execution. Going forward, I need to put more effort and capital into next-day ultra-short-term buy/sell of limit-up stocks.  

9 years have passed. I’ve already paid fully with tuition and time. My “stock market big boss”—I’ve already been gathering strength and is ready to launch. Using your market’s invisible hand, lift me up so I’m free from fear, free from worry. Align knowledge and action to calm down and go all out—don’t be afraid. It’s time to get moving!!!

April 5, Sunday, 1:00 PM
Written in Tianjin