March 12 - Tomorrow's first move (Computer-assisted intermittent N+N main upward trend)

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-12T07:42:21+00:00

The article discusses the market dynamics of computer-aided coordination and chemical cycle stocks, with a particular emphasis on the sustained performance of computer-aided coordination. Tomorrow will focus on the trends of several potential outperforming stocks, mentioning that Yunnan Energy's performance may influence market sentiment. It also mentions strategies for first and second board operations and position allocation, recommending that those who haven't acted yet wait until next Monday to make a decision.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-12 07:42:21

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Today is still about computer collaboration versus chemical cycle sectors, with ongoing tension between the two directions, especially in **computer collaboration. The trading volume on Ziyang East Road is quite good, and those familiar with quantitative strategies… want others to reach a consensus and build this intermittent N+N main upward trend, which provides a better experience…

Tomorrow, the two stocks with three consecutive limit-ups and four boards, Green Development and Huadian, are expected to hit either a single limit-up or a T-shaped limit-up. The key is whether Yunnan Energy can see a falling dragon line; otherwise, the quantitative strategies will be chaotic…

Today mainly opened with the first and second boards, giving up on Green Development. The quick cuts didn’t leave much room, and Xiao Hong…

Wanwei, 27% position, was mistakenly sold today…
Energy Saving, 20% position, expected to hold steady tomorrow…
Power Construction, 7% position, originally planned to buy at a 3% intraday rebound and a mid-B point, but with Energy Saving today, I sold Power Construction. End-of-day, I added a tiny position mainly to support the middle army out of sentiment…

Yesterday’s stocks were all cleared near their opening cost prices during bidding…

Tomorrow is a first-mover game, especially with consecutive limit-up streaks. Those who didn’t act today should consider acting next Monday. If I must act, I will only consider new first-limit-up stocks…

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