Hanlan stands out alone, while Chu River bows to embrace the moon

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Check if there are any highlights today, give new followers some background, and stay tuned for Hanlan on March 3rd. I identified a double breakout buy point—breaking the 5-day moving average and the intraday moving average. Here’s what I learned: you don’t need to be empty-minded; you can actually learn this. Others stop at breaking the 5-day line to cut losses; we focus on breaking both the 5-day line and the intraday moving average before paying attention. Don’t you understand? It’s because we use a quantitative approach based on human nature’s bullish and bearish sentiment ratios. When you cut losses after breaking the 5-day line, you’re afraid; when you cut losses after breaking the intraday moving average, you’re also afraid. The highest level of emotional turning points is when others are afraid—then we should learn to be greedy! Unfortunately, many people don’t understand the underlying logic of this phrase; they think it’s just poetry, memorized by heart but not applied. I am teaching you how to use human greed and fear effectively. Greed pushes for higher errors; fear causes lower errors. The double breakout buy point emphasizes human fear—buying at the wrong low. This is the simplest. Don’t tell me you can’t learn this.

On March 4th, Hanlan’s dynamic value hit the maximum, directly triggering a 9010 smooth value to seal the limit-up. This is the highest level of dynamic value—no need to think much because the strongest bears haven’t changed the stock price. It indicates that the biggest short sellers are less than 10% compared to the largest bulls. Quantifying market sentiment is our core task. Don’t say you haven’t learned this yet, especially our veteran followers.

Today, March 5th, I focused on Hanlan’s “Learn the XI” plan. It opened near the limit-up, exceeding expectations and giving fans another big surprise! Who do you think of? Maybe Baichuan. That day, I also gave fans a surprise. This aligns with Livermore’s principle: all good news tends to appear on the least resistance line. But I’ve noticed many traders, after years of trading, still can’t find the least resistance line.

The next student probably has a sore thigh from all the pats! But, securing profits is normal—some experiences are necessary to become smarter. The more you experience, the better you learn to adjust your positions appropriately. When a stock hits the limit-up, you won’t panic. When people are afraid, their brains go blank; they might forget their trading plan in that moment. So, always keep your positions within your comfort zone—no panic at limit-up, no fear at limit-down, and sleep well at night.

I am a professional investor with 30 years of short-term trading experience. I’ve seen the big bull market in 2007 and the stock market crash in 2015. I am grateful for this market—it gave me a skill to take care of my family. As a man and the pillar of my family, I can carry the burden in the way I love most. That feeling is truly wonderful! With 30 years of experience, my trading age is probably older than many beginners’ ages.

If you want to have tea with me, I probably won’t communicate much. If I speak, I’ll likely talk about my trading system. Inside, I feel lonely and solitary. By chance, I wondered if I could share my 30 years of experience—because I understand how tough this market is. 99% of people become “leeks” (retail investors), regretfully leaving the market. Those who succeed are very rare. But I’m not a teacher; I only know my system and nothing else. I just want to give it a try.

It’s become uncontrollable. Many followers really like my trading system. I thought I created it myself over 30 years, with every term personally coined, which might be hard for others to understand. But seeing their enthusiasm grow, I have to keep up. Recently, I’ve stayed up until 1 or 2 a.m.—that’s normal. Once, I stayed up past 3 a.m. to finish a review post and my wife got angry… (A spicy girl from Sichuan, I’ll omit a thousand words here).

No choice—I have my own trades, and I also need to reply to followers’ posts one by one, plus write reviews. Time is simply not enough. I once boasted to her that I’d reach the top 10 in Taogu Ba within a year. I was confident. My biggest worry is that people won’t understand my “Emotional Quantification ACB Trading System,” because now all short-term trading talks about themes, leaders, switching, and ice points—none talk about the quantitative model based on bullish-bearish sentiment ratios like I do.

I checked the metrics: posts need popularity, tips, likes, encouragement coupons, support tickets, comments—these five factors determine ranking. I have many loyal fans—platinum, silver, gold supporters—who support me greatly. For example, I saw that in issue 200, I ranked first in the entire network for support coupons. Thanks to all my fans for your support. I hope each time we rank first in support coupons, even though each coupon costs brothers 10 yuan, what you learn from it—whether fishing or catching fish—probably exceeds that daily coupon. If I’m blunt, on March 3rd, during the big drop, if you make a wrong move and step into a trap, the cost of a few coupons could be covered. Think about it—many hands make light work. If you like this, let my posts ignite!

But I suddenly realize there are many who just want to free-ride, liking posts without support. I’m really discouraged, feeling tired and upset. My loyal supporters don’t want to give up, but I am truly exhausted and upset.

I can see who are my true loyal fans, silver supporters, and gold supporters through my backend data. If one day I really can’t keep up, and I reply slowly or late, please understand—I might have a priority order. I can tell who is eager to learn, who is grateful (not asking for gratitude, but I am thankful to meet you). I mean those who truly appreciate—those without human weaknesses—more suitable for learning XI.

There are also those who only ask questions but don’t support with likes (see below). I can still answer them now, but later, I might be too busy. Please understand—it’s not that I don’t want to reply, I just can’t keep up.

And those who just free-ride, not even liking posts—this is excessive. For example, this supporter just realized why with tens of thousands of views, there are fewer than 300 likes. How can my popularity grow like this? Meeting is fate. If you’re really eating noodles and in a bad mood, liking doesn’t cost anything. Knowledge does require payment—I understand. Maybe the market is bad, affecting your mood. But these likes are within reach, right?

Again, it’s all about fate—our meeting is destiny. From my perspective, I hope my creations achieve good results. Of course, whether it’s worth it depends on your evaluation of me. Whether through tips, support coupons, support tickets, comments, likes, or a combination—it’s all up to you. Whether I take a break or not depends on me. My original intention is to share my 30 years of experience to help others avoid detours. If everyone’s efforts can help me go viral, I will definitely keep creating and sharing.

I teach with all my heart—whether writing or live streaming. Everyone can feel my sincerity. Today, a student learned very well. Regarding the “Kechuan Break the Moving Average for T” strategy, I suggested a direction in the morning, and he really executed it—see below. Before that, he probably didn’t have this concept.

Next, let’s move to today’s review. There are 6 stocks hitting the limit-up today.

In the chart above, considering the time cycle, there should be core stocks with continuous boards. Each such stock needs close observation of its dynamic value and daily volume—not sky-high, but upgraded to core leader stocks based on the “Axis Core Leader” strategy. This is determined by short-term capital attributes and time cycle properties. It’s similar to the concepts of ice points, initiation, climax, and retreat—when a time cycle reaches a certain point, a leader emerges. This is a market property. So, I usually don’t break down the time cycle too finely. The “stars supporting the moon” pattern is a rule of the leader strategy. But I’m not a dragon expert—no one can control human weaknesses and maintain long-term non-trading in the market.

My best approach is to go with the flow, avoid forced guesses. Act based on actual events. If there’s a buy point, I buy; hold if I should; sell if I need to. Leaders form naturally—like the Earth—due to crust movements and time, accumulating energy that triggers earthquakes. After an earthquake, things calm down. Capital-driven emotions in sectors keep testing, flowing in and out, eventually creating a climax, forming a leader, then dispersing and calming again.

Sorry, all my underlying logic comes from my own thinking. Without an open mind, you’ll be lost.

Other stock plans include: continued focus on Hanlan; GCL-Poly, watch for T+ or dynamic value targets; Kechuan, ongoing attention. If there are new stocks to watch, I’ll post a pinned update tomorrow morning for everyone to discuss.

Market overview:

In the chart above, the morning shows a confusing picture. The long green bars indicating bearish sentiment are larger than the market’s red bars, meaning the market is weighted down by bearishness. Plus, yesterday’s view showed bears hadn’t fully released, so no new stocks were added today. In the afternoon, the market indeed declined. The chart below shows yesterday’s market. Tomorrow may still face downward oscillation. After the release, the red bars didn’t increase, indicating serious hesitation among funds.

That’s all for today’s “Learn the XI.” My personal view, for reference only.

In the world of emotions, you must not have your own feelings—only right or wrong! You need the “God’s eye” to see the whole picture!

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Today’s support coupons have reached over 30. Every time I organize the tips and coupons, I make a point to remember the names. Maybe next year, we can meet offline at the Taogu Ba annual gathering—toast and chat. When you mention your name then, I’ll know who you are. No drunkenness, no parting.

Thanks for your recognition. Only sincerity in this world is irreplaceable!