2025-12-26 14:20:11

Planning to increase financing and add positions next Tuesday and Wednesday, with an expected 35% increase in holdings. Among them, 15% will be allocated to the Sci-Tech Innovation 100 Index as the core asset in the technology sector.

The remaining 20% plan to take a different approach, shifting towards some fundamentally sound stocks that are undervalued by the market—rather than struggling with individual stock selection, it’s more practical to allocate to broad-based ETFs. This way, you can participate in the rebound while also diversifying risk.

The prerequisite is crucial: the technical chart must hold above the 55-day moving average next Monday. If this support level is broken, the financing plan will need to be reassessed. Confirming the technical signals before taking action is a fundamental skill to avoid pitfalls.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 10h ago

The 55-day moving average is crucial. Once it breaks, you really need to pull back. As for increasing leverage or adding positions, you should wait for confirmation signals before taking action.

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SignatureDenied

· 11h ago

The 55-day moving average must be held, otherwise financing is a self-destructive move. --- The ChiNext 100 allocation at 15% is okay, but as for undervalued stocks... can we really find a bargain? --- It's another round of financing and increasing positions, plus technical analysis. Feels like we're stuck in this routine every week. --- Broad-based ETFs are indeed worry-free, saving the hassle of choosing individual stocks every day, my mind is exhausted from the choices. --- If it breaks support next Monday, this plan is directly scrapped, not worth risking. --- Adding 35% more... a bit aggressive, and still financing, quite bold. --- If only I wait for technical confirmation before acting, otherwise I’d be just giving money to the market for nothing.

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WhaleWatcher

· 12-26 14:47

Can't even hold the 55-day moving average, and you're still willing to add positions? I think it's risky.

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AirdropHarvester

· 12-26 14:43

Raising funds and increasing positions again? Bro, this move is really quite aggressive.

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TheShibaWhisperer

· 12-26 14:30

If the 55-day moving average breaks, I dare to go all in; if it doesn't break, I will continue to observe. I love this logic. --- Raising funds and increasing positions also depends on whether the technicals give face; I feel like I might be set up again next Monday. --- Allocating 15% to the Sci-Tech Innovation 100 Index seems quite safe; just worried that the rebound might end and lead to a reverse crash. --- Instead of picking individual stocks, it's better to focus on buying ETFs. Really, less thinking, more earning. --- Why is the 55-day moving average such a mysterious hurdle? What if it really breaks? --- A 35% increase in position size is not small; are we betting on a rebound or is there something else at play? --- I've already given up on individual stocks; broad-based ETFs are more attractive—diversifying risk is the trick. --- If it stabilizes next Monday, then I’ll take action. The prerequisite is well stated, but I’m afraid of last-minute changes. --- Raising funds and increasing positions, only confirmed technical signals are truly reliable. --- Picking up bargains with 20%? That depends on how long the fundamentals can hold up.

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