[Red packet] 3.25 Huadian Liaoning Energy once again exceeds expectations and advances to 8 boards, breaking through the pre-expected suppression. How will the speculative sentiment resonance index look tomorrow?

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** Today, let’s review whether the plan I posted a few days ago can be said to have accurately predicted the market’s recovery from speculative sentiment. On Sunday, I mentioned that Huadian Liaoning Power was weakening then turning strong, following big capital battles. Since then, I’ve already gained a steady 20% CM from that buy. Tomorrow, I won’t say whether it can continue to exceed expectations and open more upward space, but at least the intraday sentiment premium of over 5 points is there. Even if you missed this move earlier this month, joining me now means you won’t feel bad, right?

This was the plan on the night of 3/22, after I did an in-depth review at 11 PM and summarized it for everyone. Can we say I predicted the market’s sentiment shift in advance? At that time, all the experts online were discussing capitulation and that the index hadn’t bottomed out yet. I not only pointed out the possibility of underperformance but also provided solutions for exceeding expectations and following through.**
** If you didn’t follow my Huadian Liaoning Power, yesterday’s post was entirely about Zhongli Group, which, like me, took small positions to buy intraday with over 4 points of floating profit. During the session, I also shared my plan to target Shao Neng Electric Power for a rebound. At 9:36, Shao Neng hadn’t even gone up yet, and funds were still oscillating and accumulating. I didn’t suggest buying at the very start when turnover was insufficient; instead, I waited until turnover was ample, then indicated that the rebound of Shao Neng Electric Power was a good trading point. This also shows my responsibility to everyone, doesn’t it?**

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Today, Huadian Liaoning Power truly exceeded expectations. In the afternoon, I was ready to exit my positions, but the order suddenly surged back. This is a clear sign of improving speculative sentiment. External funds have become bolder, and internal funds have gained a broader perspective. That’s the key to strong speculative sentiment. Without funds locking in positions, it’s hard to break through high levels.**
** But Huadian Liaoning Power still lacks a good entry point. Be cautious of continuous acceleration leading to intraday divergence. Today, Zhongli Group’s volume was too high, which is why I don’t recommend chasing the board. Instead, small positions for trial and error are better. I had more buy orders in the morning, but I withdrew most because by 9:20, the stock hadn’t even attracted enough internal capital, which indicates large disagreement among funds. The performance of the entire day’s rise also showed strong divergence, with funds seemingly selling the company as if they were unloading all at once.**
** Fortunately, at the end of the day, military industry stocks moved collectively, and Zhongli Group was able to hold due to large funds supporting it. Otherwise, it would be hard to say today. If Zhongli Group wants to exceed expectations tomorrow, the best scenario isn’t continued strength in electric power but a shift of funds from electric power to military or cross-strait sectors, allowing Zhongli to jump out and move in other directions. Otherwise, the market might open flat or with modest gains, depending on Huadian Liaoning Power’s performance and whether there’s premium.**

** Now that I’ve discussed the high and second-high levels, let’s talk about what it means if the high levels continue to accelerate tomorrow—this would be the third consecutive day of acceleration. Today’s overall market sentiment was strong, with some funds adding orders in the afternoon, but tomorrow might not be the same. Instead of stubbornly betting on Huadian, look for new opportunities in the back ranks, such as watching whether Huadian and Zhongli weaken and whether Liaoning Energy or Zhejiang New Energy can break out.**
** I personally prefer Zhejiang to shift from weak to strong and cut off Liaoning. Of course, if Zhongli or Huadian exceed expectations tomorrow, then these two are not recommended for mid-level trading. So, don’t be stubborn during the day; consider multiple factors before acting.**

** Now, I’ll share some of my years of experience with everyone:**
1. What are short-term traders most afraid of?
Impatience. The biggest obstacle for most is rushing. Once impatience sets in, it shows their trading mindset is chaotic. When the mind is chaotic, they tend to make irrational choices, like buying stocks that look good in the morning but didn’t buy for some reason, then chasing after less promising stocks for arbitrage. This is often called arbitrage, but it’s really impatience. Such trading must be avoided.
If you miss the core stocks and buy secondary stocks, you might miss opportunities when the core stocks rebound the next day. This creates a negative feedback loop, making it hard to climb out of the abyss.

2. Greed makes you bite off more than you can chew.
Most beginners haven’t even learned to walk properly before trying all kinds of tricks—chasing high today, low buying tomorrow, catching boards the day after, and so on. Trading randomly and impulsively is not something top traders do, yet beginners imitate it, which is a dead end.
They haven’t even built a basic trading framework but want to become rich overnight. This often leads to a muddled style that’s hard to manage later. The best approach is to stick to one or two methods, like mainly catching boards or occasional accumulation. Find what suits your personality and preferences. Some are better at catching boards, others at low buying. The key is to match your style.

3. Impatient and lack of thinking.
Many think they can learn everything about my trading style or other teachers’ methods in one or two months or a few articles. That’s impossible, even for geniuses. Don’t expect to be one in a million.
Focus on daily reflection: analyze your trading issues, review your strategies, and prepare for the next day based on current market conditions. Long-term persistence will lead to qualitative changes over time.

4. Stay at the surface without deep understanding.
Most beginners only watch minute-by-minute stock charts, without considering the overall strength of the sector or market sentiment. They don’t understand their stock’s position within the sector—whether it’s a follower, a mid-tier, or a leader. Without clear positioning, it’s hard to form expectations. This often leads to endless speculation and missed profits, or even losses.

5. Living in your own imagined market.
Many chase high and buy a stock, expecting a huge order the next second, without understanding why the stock is rising. They buy impulsively, then look for positive news to justify it, blaming their ability if it hits the limit-up, or blaming the market if it doesn’t. If they stop loss, it’s okay, but they’re afraid of continued declines and holding on, only to be caught in a cycle of losses and rebounds. This damages their mindset.

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