10x in one year, short-term assassin Dark Knight (Pre-market on 4/8)

Pre-market: Major Financial News

1. Sudden positive catalyst: announced a two-week ceasefire; as of 6:40 a.m., WTI crude oil’s decline widened to 10%, to $101.07 per barrel; U.S. three major stock index futures opened higher in the early trading session on Wednesday, rising by nearly 2%;

2. Positive technology news in the evening, especially technical oversold rebounds, industry leading companies, quality products from domestic substitution; regulations on supply-chain and industrial-chain security released on Tuesday evening are beneficial for: semiconductors represented by chips, lithography machines, photoresist (photoresist), EDA, etc.; industrial machine tools; basic software;

3. U.S. stock index futures’ gains expanded; Dow Jones index futures, S&P 500 index futures, and Nasdaq 100 index futures all rose more than 2.5%; WTI crude oil fell more than 16%, to $95 per barrel; spot gold is approaching $4,780 per ounce.

Important reminder: A-shares are expected to open significantly higher today. Everyone, take profits when you’re ahead!!

Like after reading—wishing you big gains!!!

Current positions:
Jinsyao Pharmaceutical Falsheng

Today’s favorites:
Luyan Health Dashengda Kangqiang Electronics

Alternatives:
Xinneng Taishan

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My Trading Style
I’m a short-term trader. Every day before the market opens, I pick three stocks as priority buy targets, but this is not fixed. With thousands of listed stocks, it’s impossible for everything to remain unchanged—locking onto only a few stocks in the pre-market shortlist and giving up other opportunities would waste chances. Behind the few stocks in the shortlist, I often simultaneously pay attention to dozens of sectors or several sectors as well. Plans can’t keep up with changes; circumstances are stronger than people. The specific approach depends on intraday conditions.

I dare to enter with a full position at high levels in individual stocks—almost every day I trade with a full position. The goal of short-term trading is to maximize capital utilization to chase high returns, and to avoid participating in a stock’s pullback; otherwise you only waste time and deviate from short-term principles.

Retail investors lose money because they make a little profit and then run for safety, taking quick gains. If they lose a little, they must break even before leaving; they refuse to cut losses. Little do they know, the more you lose, the more you end up losing. In the end, you’re even less willing to exit, leading to long-term entrapment. Pros buy without meeting expectations and immediately cut losses, never lingering. When they’re making money, they’re not greedy—they don’t cling tightly. It’s like a hyena. In fact, by thinking more about the reasons most people lose money, and then doing the opposite, this market won’t be so hard to make money anymore. Wealth lies in techniques, not in labor of the body; gains lie in the situation, not in hard work of the field.

Disclaimer: The market involves risk; investment is cautious. The viewpoints in this article and the stocks mentioned do not constitute investment advice. Please stay rational and make independent judgments. Wishing you all a prosperous and rising stock market journey.