Focused and dedicated, only truly Dragon, from now on only Dragon Kong Dragon!

Good morning, everyone. Over the past two days, I went back to my hometown to sweep the graves and pay respects to my ancestors, and I also brought the kids—so I could spend some quality time with my aging mother at home. [TaoGuBa]

Over these past two days, I’ve been able to sit down at home and think carefully about the trading pattern I’m going to use next.

Old followers all know this: the most core, the most stable, and the most reassuring pattern I’ve stuck with throughout my journey has always been a combination of short-term and mid-term approaches. Snag hot spots and capture timing on the short term; hold the trend for the mid-term main upswing. You can press the advantage and also defend—steady, practical, and executed step by step. It’s very steady, very mature, and very reliable.

On April 3, at the very start of the morning session, when the market opened I shared New Energy Tai Shan to my disciples at the lows. During the session it immediately went on to hit the daily limit. This is also the point where it was shared at 9:38—friends who followed along with the rhythm all safely took a bite of this chunk of profit. The double-lu medicine that I shared in the pre-market on April 2 also reached a total of 15cm by Friday’s close. People who understand my timing basically didn’t miss either of these opportunities.

Why can other people follow the timing steadily, while you always end up missing the trade? Instead of endlessly watching, hesitating, and doubting, it’s better to first think about what’s wrong with you. Opportunities are always prepared for decisive people. By the time you figure it out, the market move has already passed.

There are many friends in the back end who want to do short-term trades together, and once they catch opportunities and get some good gains, those opportunities were also repeatedly prompted and shared with everyone in advance. But as I kept sharing along the way, the post heat wasn’t that high, and there weren’t many friends who genuinely recognized it and were willing to interact and support. While one side wants to follow and seize opportunities, on the other side they only watch and don’t interact, only collect and don’t like. To be honest, if it stays like that long term, my motivation really will be affected.

Recently, careful friends may also notice that I’ve been showing up on the platform less, and my updates aren’t as frequent. It’s not that I’m being lazy on purpose; it’s because more and more people who come to discuss and learn together with me. Every day I’m monitoring the market, answering questions, keeping control of the rhythm, and staying disciplined—so it takes up almost all of my energy.

For friends who still want to watch the morning session together and catch opportunities afterward, I won’t ask for everyone to give deep support. And Lin’s not asking for anything. But if it’s convenient, giving a like to support me is the most basic form of acknowledgment—I believe everyone can do that. I don’t stay on the platform for a long time, but I can see and remember every bit of your enthusiasm. With more than 2,500 followers—if even this small amount of goodwill wasn’t there, my energy would be limited, and it would be hard for me to keep pushing through every night, sorting my thoughts, and updating and sharing on time.

There’s nothing wrong with combining short-term and mid-term—but it’s simply no longer suitable for me now. When you trade on your own, you can account for everything, you can spread risk, and you can make more layouts. But when a group of people who trust you is behind you, you have to be simpler, purer, and more focused.

Doing mid-term trades will be interfered with by short-term oscillations—you won’t be able to hold the fattiest main upswing. Doing short-term trades will be tied down by mid-term logic—you can’t cut the losses you shouldn’t be carrying. The moment you follow the crowd, you get itchy hands; once a “relief rally” pulls up, you get impulsive. It looks like opportunities are everywhere, but in reality your energy is scattered. In the end, you don’t dare to buy the leader, you end up stuck with a pile of random stocks—profits are made from hard-earned money, while losses come from big market moves.

Everyone needs to understand one principle: stability is the foundation of survival; but purity is the key to doing big. Combining short-term and mid-term was my moat in the past; while trading only the pure leader—this is the path I’m going to use to break the deadlock in the next stage.

So I’m not denying the past. I’m just upgrading my way of thinking. It’s not that combining short-term and mid-term doesn’t work; it’s that if a small account wants to go further, it has to be able to operate with a light load.

From now on, I’m setting down iron rules for myself:

Cut out mid-term obsession—only do the leader’s main upswing;
Cut out following-the-crowd random stocks—only recognize the main line leader one;
Cut out the confusion of arbitrage—only chase the strongest certainty;
Cut out hesitation and internal friction—execute according to the “leader up, leader timing” rhythm.

If there’s a true dragon, go heavy and capture it; if there isn’t a true dragon, go to cash and wait. Buy at disagreement—don’t chase shrink-volume acceleration. Hold during the main upswing—don’t do useless small “T” trades. Sell at consensus—don’t greedily chase the last segment. Mistakes happen in the present—don’t hold on, don’t average down, and don’t fantasize.

The reason I’m making this change is, first, so that within limited energy I can do the most efficient and most certain trades; second, so that every one of my disciples and every one of my long-time followers can see clearly, learn it, keep up, and hold it steadily. And I’ll also explain to everyone that I have other accounts—this one is just my small account, used to专心磨炼 my new trading system.

At the end, it’s not that a lot of people have more patterns that matters—it’s whether execution is strong. It’s not just whether your coverage is wide—it’s whether your focus is strong. Only trade that fits your own logic. Only trade that you can understand.

Combining short-term and mid-term was my steadiest path in the past; trading only the leader from now on is the tougher path I’ll take.

No distractions—only take things seriously for the leader. Better to die in battle for the leader than to survive as a nobody among random stocks. Only chase the strongest main upswing—don’t disappoint any cycle of the market move, and don’t disappoint you who’ve been walking with me all the way.

$Double-Lu Pharmaceutical (sz002038)$ $New Energy Tai Shan (sz000720)$