[Red Envelope] This week's winning streak recap: Complete operation details of Huadian Liaoning Energy — How to distinguish between initiative and passivity during the call auction (Super valuable content)

Brothers, happy weekend. [Taoguba]
This week we continued to rack up a winning streak. The essential reason is that we kept operating on Huadian Liaoning Energy all week.
Brothers who are familiar with me know this about my trading style—all the way with forward cannons in full view, and公開 live execution. What I think and how I do it, I lay everything out without hiding anything. New followers can go back and read my previous replies; every trade has a trail to follow.
Someone left a comment asking me to talk about the opening call auction (集合竞价) on the weekend.
Actually, many bloggers have already covered the opening call auction, but more of it is some basic knowledge. If I讲 that kind of knowledge, it would not match my usual tone.
And the most关键 thing in the opening call auction is being able to distinguish initiative vs. passivity.

But how do you tell whether it’s initiative or passivity? Just looking at the stock isn’t enough—you have to look at it in connection.
Today I’ll break down every single auction from this week’s Liaoning Energy—scrutinizing it from four dimensions: auction-time intraday trend, single-stock linkage, sector linkage, and the index environment, so brothers can see the full picture. From buy point to sell point for this week’s trades—everything is公开 and transparent, with evidence and the truth.
If you can understand this post, auction bidding won’t be a matter of “mysticism” anymore.
Below is the complete record of this week’s trades. It’s recommended that you read it carefully three times.
Note: Trades made during the day are blurred below. New followers can check them in the replies at the time.

Monday’s trade: scaled entries into Huadian Liaoning Energy.
At the end of that day’s auction, I said this:

The exact wording in the picture: Liaoning Energy’s ice-point auction was beyond expectations; during the day I considered a low-suction entry. This is a forward cannon—once the auction ended, the direction was already given.

On Monday, Huadian Liaoning Energy opened up 6% in the auction. From the intraday chart there’s a key detail—
After the 9:20 no-cancel window, the stock briefly sold off sharply downward, but at the very last moment when the auction ended at 9:25, the funds clearly rushed in to accumulate, pushing the price up.

Just looking at Liaoning Energy alone, it’s a typical “weak-to-strong” signal. But you can’t trade by only looking at one stock; you must link it with the sector and peer stocks in the same category to judge: in this auction, is Liaoning Energy actively turning strong, or is it merely getting dragged by emotional sentiment in a passive way?
This requires reviewing Friday’s market.
On Friday, Liaoning Energy was pushed onto the board by the sector’s emotional momentum. That day, ShaoNeng股份抢筹, and it 秒板 at the open, giving Liaoning Energy the confidence to surge and hit a volume spike limit-up.

So on Friday, Liaoning Energy was fundamentally a follower.
Then what would Monday’s normal expectations be? As the strength core from Friday, ShaoNeng should open stronger than Liaoning Energy—ideally even a one-word limit-up would be reasonable.
But how did ShaoNeng open on Monday?

The auction ended and it opened below the waterline.
Here, let’s compare Liaoning Energy’s auction intraday chart on Monday again.

It’s very clear that Liaoning Energy and ShaoNeng were in a separated state during the auction: Liaoning Energy was beyond expectations, while ShaoNeng’s auction was below expectations.
Not just ShaoNeng—most of the mid-cap stocks that day were below expectations too. The reason is simple: over the weekend, geopolitical news intensified, and the broader market feared and opened lower.
Under this backdrop, though, Liaoning Energy went against the trend and strengthened. After 9:23, when ShaoNeng kept weakening, Liaoning Energy’s auction intraday chart actually moved into proactive upside.
This is auction divergence—ShaoNeng (stronger peer) weakened, while Liaoning Energy (next-stronger) strengthened.
Then add the environment at the time: during the auction stage, the index gapped down on the open, and the market was at an extreme ice point. I previously said a line: at an extreme ice point, you form a concentrated bet on the overperformers.
This Monday’s auction for Liaoning Energy is an overperformance under triple ice points—index, sector, and sentiment. Signals like this mean certainty.
So I went directly for a low-suction entry. During the day I also sent a reply promptly.

During the day, when Liaoning Energy opened the board and increased volume, I said then: Liaoning Energy still needs a bit more; if it adds volume and then returns to a full-reclaim, consider adding. This again is forward cannon—实时公開.

Beyond-expectations auction, plus strong upward carry-through at the open—then the added-volume reclaim after being pulled away by the index is a standard “top-position” node.
This kind of ice-point auction beyond expectations has appeared several times already this year. Each time the signal characteristics and how you size your position differ, but the underlying thinking is consistent. If similar nodes appear next time, I’ll share it the first time before the market opens. Brothers who want to follow the rhythm first can hit the follow button, set it to special notifications, and you won’t miss it.

Tuesday: auction below expectations—no buy point
Since Monday defined Huadian as an inverse-index “ice-point collective” product, on Tuesday, with the expectation of a rebound, it’s easy to break the collective positioning.
On Tuesday, Liaoning Energy’s auction opened at the 0 axis. On the surface it looked like it was influenced by the index’s rebound, but you can’t deny that its own auction was below expectations.
So on Tuesday, for Liaoning Energy, the auction was not proactive—no buy point. Either it’s about entering based on the intraday pull-through to a high and exiting during the day, or it’s to hold with patience (lock the position).

Wednesday: low-tier is pushing back to make the high-tier go—no buy point
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Liaoning Energy was pushed up by Liaoning Energy. Giving strength at the low end and then using that to push the high end into a limit-up is a very common signal.
On Tuesday, Liaoning Energy had a one-word board, which pushed Liaoning Energy from an auction below expectations to a board.
On Wednesday, Liaoning Energy had a T-shaped board, which pushed Liaoning Energy into a 秒板.
With that kind of走势, Liaoning Energy is in a passive follower state. Passive setups have no buy point for adding.
Why? Because being pushed back means being passive. Strength is provided at the low end; at the high end you’re being forced upward. If you enter again at this time and the low end later diverges, the high end becomes dangerous. Buy points only appear when it’s proactive.
So on Wednesday, for Liaoning Energy, there’s also no buy point.

Thursday: initiative returns—buy on pullbacks
I mentioned above: on Tuesday and Wednesday, Liaoning Energy was being pushed up by Liaoning Energy, but on Thursday, Liaoning Energy regained initiative.
Let’s recap Thursday’s chart:
First, Thursday’s sentiment anchor was the mid-cap: Liaoning Energy, and also the neutral Group.
Relative to Wednesday, both of their auctions were below expectations.

Liaoning Energy had a T-shaped board on Wednesday; on Thursday it opened at the 0 axis.

Zhongli Group opened with a huge low gap.
These are all signals of divergence in the auction.
But Huadian Liaoning Energy’s auction on Thursday looked beyond expectations.

It opened high by around 7%.
First, Thursday’s sector was in a divergence expectation; the index was in an adjustment expectation. From the perspective of stock-to-stock linkage, Liaoning Energy’s auction was beyond expectations—so Liaoning Energy had initiative.
By this point, everyone should understand—this is basically a replay of the Monday script: the same “low-end divergence + high-end proactive strength”, the same auction beyond expectations.
So Thursday’s trading idea was very clear: Liaoning Energy is the headline dragon in plain sight; just buy on pullbacks—no need to chase limit-ups.
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During Thursday’s day session, I also sent a reply immediately, publicly pointing out the low-suction opportunity.
Thursday as expected hit the board, but Thursday’s overall market index actually moved pretty poorly. If the index didn’t sell off, Liaoning Energy’s board wouldn’t trigger a 200% abnormal move.
So at the close, the index pulled down badly, and funds proactively manufactured divergence. The stock blasted out and broke the board at the close, but that randomness can’t be reflected in a game plan; you can only pursue higher-probability things.

Now the timeline moves to Friday.
Here I’ll also paste the pre-market notes again, so new followers can connect the dots before and after.

On Thursday, the positions held were Liaoning Energy and Hunan.
The pre-market thinking was very clear: for Liaoning Energy, there were two possible scripts—one was a direct shift to strength and a high open at the auction; the other was a low open followed by consolidation.
For Hunan, the normal expectation was a shift to strength and a push back of Liaoning Energy. Pre-market, I also said you need to distinguish proactive strength vs. passive following—this is also about the auction’s initiative and passivity.
That’s also why it was a forward cannon: the framework for judgment was given pre-market.
On Friday morning, at auction, Hunan Development was clearly passive.

After 9:20 (no-cancel period), Hunan’s auction intraday chart slowly drifted lower, while looking back at Liaoning Energy’s auction:

After 9:20, it kept strengthening, and eventually opened up more than three points.
But you should note this: Hunan’s funds clearly saw Liaoning Energy turning strong, which is why they dared to抢筹 at the last few seconds to open higher.
So based on what I explained pre-market: Hunan should proactively turn strong and push back Liaoning Energy, but in reality, at auction Liaoning Energy turned strong to push back Hunan—and during the auction stage it was weaker than Xintai Shanshan. Therefore, for Hunan, the correct approach is to maintain the先手 plan to冲高离场.

So the公开 plan after the auction ended was: Liaoning Energy—if there’s a sharp drop, you can low-suction and do t-trades.
Low-suction while underwater, and high-sell where the intraday momentum runs out.

Hunan, on the other hand, had to keep its right to sell first, and PK against Taishan.
And Taishan’s 秒板 means the PK is over—so for Hunan, it only has a sell point.

This is the value of initiative thinking: at the very moment the auction ends, you know who to buy today and who to sell, instead of being blind after the open.

Key takeaways:
Finally, let me summarize the core of this post for brothers:
Three dimensions to judge initiative:

1. The stock itself: after 9:20 in the auction intraday chart, whether it keeps pushing up.
2. Peer comparison: whether there is auction divergence with a stronger peer.
3. Environmental resonance: whether it goes against the trend to strengthen within an ice point of index/sector/sentiment (the higher the match, the higher the certainty)
Two typical signals of passivity:
1. Being pushed into a limit-up by a low-tier force, and the next day it can’t proactively turn strong.
2. The auction intraday chart follows others’ moves, with no independent direction.
When you internalize this into muscle memory, in the 5 minutes after the auction ends, you’ll know who deserves buying today and who must be sold.

Written at the end

Looking back on this week: Huadian Liaoning Energy went from the Monday ice-point low-suction, to Thursday buying on pullbacks, and then to Friday’s precise execution. Every trade is a pre-market openly stated thought process, a real-time post during the day, and a full recap after the close.
This is my style: forward cannon all the way,公开 live execution, no hiding.
Right or wrong, I lay it out.
I’ve always believed real traders aren’t afraid of others learning. If you can learn it, it means you’ve got the skill. If you can’t, I’ll keep explaining—there will always be someone who understands.
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