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0319 Review, tomorrow continue layout big tree + Huazi, backup: Haichuan zn
Today’s review: I’ll briefly go over the main actions taken today. The market performed very poorly today. The external environment isn’t good either, and there’s instability. The Federal Reserve’s rate cut was below expectations. Various factors caused the market to open lower and decline further, breaking below 4,000 points several times. At one point, there was a rally in big finance, but funds didn’t follow, so the index dropped below 4,000 again. Over 5,000 stocks declined across the market. Panic selling hasn’t fully emerged yet; I expect more declines tomorrow. Despite the poor market environment, I was very satisfied with my trades today. I hit two limit-ups, and even made about 5 points on a T+0 trade. Overall, today was a day of great victory. Congratulations!
So, what should we do tomorrow? Let me explain carefully. The market will likely remain volatile tomorrow; a reversal is unlikely. Just stopping the decline would be a relief. Here’s my plan: If at the open, Huazi (Huazhi) opens high, I’ll sell immediately—no adding positions. Whether it opens up 1 point or 3 points, I’ll sell everything, no new buys. Huazi has already had 18 consecutive bullish days; there’s no stock that only goes up. After 18 days, a big downward move could happen at any time. But don’t be afraid of that big drop. It’s an opportunity to buy the dip. If it hits the limit down, I’ll buy at the limit down. When it pulls back, it will likely rebound strongly. Don’t be afraid then. But never chase after a high open tomorrow. Sell everything if it opens high and wait for the dip to buy. That’s roughly how I plan to operate tomorrow. Don’t go against the trend.
Similarly, if New Oriental opens high tomorrow, ignore it. Let it go. If it opens down to around 3.8 or 3.9, that’s another buying opportunity. I’ll buy the dip then. Today I already sold all my holdings in New Oriental. If tomorrow it drops to around 3.8 or 3.9, I’ll buy again. The last stock to mention is Dazhu (Big Tree). As long as Dazhu dares to fall tomorrow, I’ll buy aggressively and hold tight. If it rises 3 or 5 points, I’ll sell with T+0. I’m least worried about Dazhu. I lost some on Mianyang (Sheep), but I will make it back on Dazhu—big time.
For other stocks or topics I didn’t mention, feel free to discuss in the comments. I want to leave space for everyone to share. If I say everything myself, it’s pointless—people won’t learn. Only through mutual exchange and sharing experiences can we broaden our ideas, become stronger, and avoid detours. That’s today’s simple review. It’s brief but original. Writing is not easy, and originality is hard. Please like and follow if you want to see us get rich together. I don’t like others to just throw in data, such as how much the market dropped or accelerated, just to meet platform requirements and produce a bunch of content. I’ve done that before, but no one reads the whole thing. It’s all repetitive, and people get tired of seeing the same stuff online. What’s the point of doing it again? It’s just to satisfy platform demands. I want to reform that. If the platform doesn’t allow me to do these reviews, I’ll go back to normal. If they don’t set any requirements, I’ll keep doing it my way—free and natural, chatting comfortably.