10x in one year, short-term assassin Dark Knight (Pre-market on 4/2)

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Pre-market key financial news

  1. The three major U.S. stock indexes continued to rise. The Nasdaq rose 1.16%, the Dow increased by 0.48%, and the S&P 500 index gained 0.72%. Chip stocks advanced. Western Digital surged over 10%, Micron Technology and Intel rose more than 8%, and Applied Materials and AMD increased over 3%.

  2. FTSE China A50 index futures closed up 0.03% in the overnight session. Most popular Chinese concept stocks also closed higher, with the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index up 0.31%;

  3. The largest IPO in history: Elon Musk’s SpaceX has reportedly submitted an application for listing.

  4. The industry logic that “the end of computing power is electricity” continues to unfold, and the gas turbine industry is entering a high prosperity cycle.

  5. Focus on advancing the construction of a new power grid and accelerating the adjustment and optimization of the energy structure to provide strong support for high-quality economic and social development.

  6. Four departments jointly held a technology finance work exchange and promotion meeting, clarifying the strategic goal of accelerating high-level scientific and technological self-reliance and self-strengthening, optimizing and adjusting the regional layout of international science and technology innovation centers, and directing financial resources more precisely toward technological innovation fields.

  7. Xi’an University of Electronic Science and Technology achieved an important breakthrough in domestically produced chips, with costs reduced to one percent.

  8. Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, the two largest global DRAM manufacturers, recently notified customers of plans to significantly raise DRAM prices in the second quarter.

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Far Sun Victory

Today’s pre-selection:
Jin Yao Pharmaceutical Tongda Shares Guo Sheng Technology

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Jin Yao Pharmaceutical

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My trading mode
I am a short-term trader. Every day before the market opens, I select three stocks as priority buy targets, but this is not fixed. With thousands of stocks, it’s impossible to keep all unchanged. You cannot lock onto just a few stocks in the pre-selected area and give up other opportunities. Behind the pre-selected stocks, I often also monitor dozens of sectors or multiple sectors simultaneously. Plans can’t keep up with changes; circumstances are stronger than people. The specific situation depends on intraday market conditions.

I dare to enter at high levels with full positions, operating nearly every day with full positions. The short-term goal is to maximize capital utilization and pursue high returns. Avoid participating during stock adjustments, or it will only waste time and violate short-term principles.

Retail investors lose money mainly because they take small profits and run, locking in gains. When they lose small amounts, they must recover to break even before leaving; they are unwilling to cut losses. Little do they realize that the more they lose, the more they lose. Eventually, they become reluctant to leave, resulting in long-term entrapment. Skilled traders buy but cut losses immediately if outcomes are not as expected, never lingering. When making profits, they are greedy, clinging tightly and refusing to let go, like hyenas. In fact, understanding why most people lose money and doing the opposite can make earning in this market much easier. Wealth depends on skill, not toil; profits depend on the situation, not hard work.

Disclaimer: The market carries risks, and investment should be cautious. The views expressed and the stocks mentioned do not constitute investment advice. Please remain rational and independent in judgment. Wishing you continuous success in the stock market.

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