On the second day of entering Tao County, we celebrate two consecutive good starts! Continue to follow the market to select the strongest, fully commit to YuNeng, and contribute to the market!
Today is my second day in Taoxian, and I’ve received support from several fans and friends. I’m very happy! Every day, I will share real-time buy and sell points during trading, for reference only, not investment advice. I hope everyone pays more attention and communicates more!
Let me introduce myself first. I am a professional ultra-short-term trader. From Monday to Friday, I follow the 4+4 principle—4 hours of monitoring the market and 4 hours of review (3 hours after market close, 1 hour before market open). I am extremely disciplined, maintaining this state for five years.
As the name suggests, my trading method is to act when the market falls into silence. In 2025, stocks like Shutaishen, Zhongyida, Shoukai Shares, Dayou Energy, Pingtan Development, and Aerospace Development yielded 13 times returns. I look forward to the bull market reaching new heights in 2026. Welcome like-minded friends to follow. I’m still learning how to play in Taoxian, but I will share buy and sell points and provide logic for everyone to discuss.
1. Yesterday’s plan analysis After hours, many top traders are holding Yunnan Energy Holdings. I wonder if my fans can understand the purpose of today’s full position operation?
Yesterday’s review plan clearly stated that today’s focus was only on Yunnan Energy Holdings as my backup, with Fenghua Gaoke as the second choice. Both stocks hit the board today, giving friends a dual choice opportunity. Please like more so we can build our reputation and attract more supporters!
Now, shifting back to yesterday’s plan, on the first day of the market, I chose to trade in the strongest sector—Yaxing Anchor Chain. Today’s expectation was a +2 red open or a flat open. The market opened flat, which is fine, but the strength was below expectations. So, intra-day, there’s a high chance of volatility. For key turning points, there’s no need to waste energy; I already suggested early on to exit if it rises at the open. Since this stock was my heavy position yesterday, I needed to switch to other targets after selling, mainly watching Yunnan Energy Holdings for support.
Analyzing Yunnan Energy Holdings’ trend, some friends asked in the comments why I dared to buy a stock with such high volume. From a market consensus perspective, the common understanding is that it can’t break through resistance; those who can break through are expected to cause surprises. Yesterday, I gave a clear view on Zhangyue, which was an obvious expectation, but it was ultimately hit with a limit down. In the morning, Meibang and Yunnan Energy had a showdown. It’s important to note that Meibang belongs to the third board group and has no comparison with Yunnan Energy, so the focus is on how Yunnan Energy supports.
During the day, I mentioned that if large orders suddenly ignite, just follow along. Today, I perfectly caught the breakout and hit the limit-up. Tomorrow is a critical point: if it breaks upward, there’s still great room; if not, there’s a decent chance to exit gracefully. That’s the advantage of playing the expectation gap.
Back to the market’s recent slow but steady pace, our short-term gains are also gradually increasing. But we need to break this pattern, and the key lies in our hands!
2. Intraday sentiment analysis Yesterday’s brief sentiment analysis summarized the market’s intraday trend. I’m not a prophet, but with my strong understanding, I have a forward-looking perspective on both returns and market insights.
I clearly stated that Wednesday would still focus on rising prices, and early in the day, the chemical sector surged. For friends who enjoy arbitrage, there are plenty of core opportunities to choose from. Even if we’re not in the same car, capturing intraday excess returns is also good, right?
Secondly, I mentioned that computing power stocks are expected to rise today. Robots are generally trending downward, with average cost-performance, so they’re not suitable for opening positions today. Looking back, both sectors are quite subdued, with no significant profit-making effect.
Finally, I talked about optical fiber, which also had unclear expectations, so there’s no need to participate.
Looking ahead to tomorrow’s situation, the chemical sector will have two waves of highs, with divergence expected by the end of the day. The return of commercial aerospace in the late session indicates that big funds are hesitant to participate in rising prices, leading to sharp divergence. The old sectors and new sectors are in a seesaw relationship: when the old sector rises, the new sector tends to diverge. Tomorrow, it’s best to observe the strength of the old sectors before making new decisions, especially if you’re considering opening new positions.
3. Trading plan for tomorrow Since I am currently fully invested in Yunnan Energy Holdings, I will continue to focus on holdings tomorrow. I will also share opportunities, like yesterday’s Fenghua Gaoke, which hit the limit-up today.
Fengyu Zhu, buy on the limit-up with full position.
Fenghua Gaoke, if Thursday’s bidding exceeds 150 million yuan, it meets expectations. A red open is necessary; adding to or opening new positions for breakout trades is fine.
Please follow closely. I will occasionally share top-tier market logic. Who will be my 100th follower?!
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On the second day of entering Tao County, we celebrate two consecutive good starts! Continue to follow the market to select the strongest, fully commit to YuNeng, and contribute to the market!
Today is my second day in Taoxian, and I’ve received support from several fans and friends. I’m very happy! Every day, I will share real-time buy and sell points during trading, for reference only, not investment advice. I hope everyone pays more attention and communicates more!
Let me introduce myself first. I am a professional ultra-short-term trader. From Monday to Friday, I follow the 4+4 principle—4 hours of monitoring the market and 4 hours of review (3 hours after market close, 1 hour before market open). I am extremely disciplined, maintaining this state for five years.
As the name suggests, my trading method is to act when the market falls into silence. In 2025, stocks like Shutaishen, Zhongyida, Shoukai Shares, Dayou Energy, Pingtan Development, and Aerospace Development yielded 13 times returns. I look forward to the bull market reaching new heights in 2026. Welcome like-minded friends to follow. I’m still learning how to play in Taoxian, but I will share buy and sell points and provide logic for everyone to discuss.
1. Yesterday’s plan analysis
After hours, many top traders are holding Yunnan Energy Holdings. I wonder if my fans can understand the purpose of today’s full position operation?
Yesterday’s review plan clearly stated that today’s focus was only on Yunnan Energy Holdings as my backup, with Fenghua Gaoke as the second choice. Both stocks hit the board today, giving friends a dual choice opportunity. Please like more so we can build our reputation and attract more supporters!
Now, shifting back to yesterday’s plan, on the first day of the market, I chose to trade in the strongest sector—Yaxing Anchor Chain. Today’s expectation was a +2 red open or a flat open. The market opened flat, which is fine, but the strength was below expectations. So, intra-day, there’s a high chance of volatility. For key turning points, there’s no need to waste energy; I already suggested early on to exit if it rises at the open. Since this stock was my heavy position yesterday, I needed to switch to other targets after selling, mainly watching Yunnan Energy Holdings for support.
Analyzing Yunnan Energy Holdings’ trend, some friends asked in the comments why I dared to buy a stock with such high volume. From a market consensus perspective, the common understanding is that it can’t break through resistance; those who can break through are expected to cause surprises. Yesterday, I gave a clear view on Zhangyue, which was an obvious expectation, but it was ultimately hit with a limit down. In the morning, Meibang and Yunnan Energy had a showdown. It’s important to note that Meibang belongs to the third board group and has no comparison with Yunnan Energy, so the focus is on how Yunnan Energy supports.
During the day, I mentioned that if large orders suddenly ignite, just follow along. Today, I perfectly caught the breakout and hit the limit-up. Tomorrow is a critical point: if it breaks upward, there’s still great room; if not, there’s a decent chance to exit gracefully. That’s the advantage of playing the expectation gap.
Back to the market’s recent slow but steady pace, our short-term gains are also gradually increasing. But we need to break this pattern, and the key lies in our hands!
2. Intraday sentiment analysis
Yesterday’s brief sentiment analysis summarized the market’s intraday trend. I’m not a prophet, but with my strong understanding, I have a forward-looking perspective on both returns and market insights.
I clearly stated that Wednesday would still focus on rising prices, and early in the day, the chemical sector surged. For friends who enjoy arbitrage, there are plenty of core opportunities to choose from. Even if we’re not in the same car, capturing intraday excess returns is also good, right?
Secondly, I mentioned that computing power stocks are expected to rise today. Robots are generally trending downward, with average cost-performance, so they’re not suitable for opening positions today. Looking back, both sectors are quite subdued, with no significant profit-making effect.
Finally, I talked about optical fiber, which also had unclear expectations, so there’s no need to participate.
Looking ahead to tomorrow’s situation, the chemical sector will have two waves of highs, with divergence expected by the end of the day. The return of commercial aerospace in the late session indicates that big funds are hesitant to participate in rising prices, leading to sharp divergence. The old sectors and new sectors are in a seesaw relationship: when the old sector rises, the new sector tends to diverge. Tomorrow, it’s best to observe the strength of the old sectors before making new decisions, especially if you’re considering opening new positions.
3. Trading plan for tomorrow
Since I am currently fully invested in Yunnan Energy Holdings, I will continue to focus on holdings tomorrow. I will also share opportunities, like yesterday’s Fenghua Gaoke, which hit the limit-up today.
Please follow closely. I will occasionally share top-tier market logic. Who will be my 100th follower?!