February 25th - Waiting for the appearance of Big Yuzu

StrawberryIce · 2026-02-25T10:15:40+00:00

Today's market performance exhibits characteristics of quantitative and cyclical old leading assets, gradually developing into second and third board trading. Pay attention to the capital movements on the Dragon and Tiger List, and adjust positions accordingly. Today, two new positions were opened, emphasizing abandoning thematic thinking and focusing solely on market feedback. The overall strategy is relatively relaxed; in non-main upward phases, positions can be taken or abandoned at will.

StrawberryIce

2026-02-25 10:15:40

Abstract generation in progress

Today, quantitative trading still focuses on old-style flat-cycle stocks. Yesterday was all about first-board plays. Quantitative algorithms say they look down on anyone… So today, the evolution begins with batch creation of turnover second-board stocks, even creating high-priced, anti-aesthetic turnover third-board stocks like Roman… Human-machine systems tend to target less crowded areas, focusing on something that retail investors wouldn’t expect…

After each trading session, it’s still important to check the Dragon and Tiger list to see if big players like Yuzu are active… If not, it might be possible to leverage traffic kings like Da Zengzi to rally the market…

Today, I opened two new positions. Last night, I planned to rest for a day, and will only take action if conditions are met…

Guoan, 25% position,
Yunei, 8% position, mini position

Hannell, average +2% exit; Tongding, -1.7% exit; Huasheng, +2% exit; Tongguang, -3% exit…

Actually, this kind of non-main upward quantitative setup is optional—more relaxed… If you really want to play, how to solve it? The simple part is the first-board with high popularity; the difficult part is the relay of continuous boards…

Abandon thematic thinking, focus only on objective feedback…

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