Hanlan's replay has ended, GCL temporarily unfollows, and secures the gains.

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During the process of learning XI, execution must come first. You must achieve unity of knowledge and action because the sector itself is rotating. Whether from a quantitative perspective or sector perspective, it’s a continuous exchange of bullish and bearish time cycles. Therefore, relatively speaking, quantitative bullish and bearish sentiment is more precise in positioning the rotation of time cycles; be decisive in your focus, and also be decisive in unfollowing. This reflects the effectiveness of learning XI. This student unfollowed very decisively.

From the above, it’s clear that everyone’s initial learning of XI is showing results, and their understanding is synchronized. They can understand why a stock is rising and also understand the reasons for unfollowing. Give everyone a thumbs up!

In the past few days, I emphasized that in emotional bullish and bearish ratios, the most important thing in quantitative analysis is the time cycle, not the stock itself. So, the same stock can make money for some and lose for others. Those who profit have correctly identified the time cycle; those who lose do not understand it. What is a time cycle? To be precise, it’s the replay of the bullish time cycle and the bearish shakeout cycle. For example, a stock hits three consecutive limit-ups, which is a bullish time cycle. After the next turnover, you should refer to the replay of these three limit-ups because the height is determined by the bullish phase. So, for this stock, each rise is a triple limit-up, and you need to remember its bullish time cycle.

Similarly, if its bearish time cycle is C=4, it’s possible that each divergence is also C=4, as shown below.

Therefore, when Hanlian reaches the third limit-up, I will predict that its bullish replay is almost over. Since the bullish replay is nearly finished, what should you do? Should you consider unfollowing?
So, I will plan ahead.

Today, it didn’t hit the limit-up again and entered divergence. As long as the bullish and bearish time cycles enter a chaotic phase, we should exit the market. Understand? So, for a stock, exiting doesn’t mean we’re pessimistic about its future; it’s because the bullish and bearish time cycles are chaotic. I need to step back and observe. For example, Hang Electric, I’ve followed it twice? During the chaotic period, I need to exit and watch. For example, Baichuan, I first traded it at the close, then again with double breakouts. One day in between was a chaotic phase, so I need to exit and observe.

Another case: many of the examples I mention are from stocks I have followed now or in the past. Only through personal experience can one truly improve understanding. GCL-Poly, I’ve also followed it twice?

In the above chart, if you divide time cycles into three categories—bullish time cycle, bearish time cycle (shared), and chaotic period—you might be more rational. The bearish time cycle is where you find focus points; the bullish time cycle is where you decide to unfollow; the chaotic period is for observation.

In the chart, I first identified a bearish time cycle with double breakouts; this cycle was very strong. The next day, it didn’t hit the limit-up again, indicating the bearish cycle is intensifying or very large. Such a large bearish cycle downgraded the attack pattern from a continuous limit-up to a flow+zero pattern. You need to keep up with this understanding and not keep fixating on previous limit-ups. You might have hoped for a second limit-up, but it didn’t happen—that’s a fact. So, for the bullish cycle, you should set it as flow+zero, downgraded.

In the chart, the blue line shows two flow+zero patterns, which are three limit-up boards. The first flow+zero cycle lasted C=4 days; the second, C=2 days. The bearish cycle is 2+1, indicating the bearish phase is shrinking. Since it hit the limit-up last Friday, it should replay the previous time cycle. Was the previous cycle a series of limit-ups? No, it was a single limit-up flow+zero. So, today, don’t expect a limit-up; it can move towards a limit-up, but don’t expect it—that’s two different things.

It replays the premium coefficient of single limit-up and the next-day premium. Look at the previous premiums before the limit-up, which was +9.

Therefore, your plan today is to find the high point and unfollow, as shown below.

Do you understand these two cases?

My personal opinion, for reference only.

Today, I didn’t follow new cases because I looked at two stocks. The market was too weak today; the bullish dynamic value didn’t emerge. Resting all day is also a strategy. You don’t always need to find stocks to follow for learning XI. Understand? Holding back isn’t because I want to; it’s because I have no stocks to trade, so I can’t act manually. Trading without emotion is key. When I communicate with everyone, I notice many are emotionally driven. Be aware—if you carry emotions, you’ll have preconceived notions and illusions. I only get emotional about trading coupons and likes. Because my energy can’t keep up—I don’t read everyone’s posts immediately every day. Maybe in the future, I’ll prioritize loyal fans first, which is easy to identify. I hope those serious about learning XI become loyal fans early, so communication is easier.

In principle, I will read all posts from fans unless I truly lack energy.

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I am a professional stock trader with 30 years of short-term trading experience. I’ve experienced the 2007 bull market and the 2015 stock crash. I thank this market for giving me a skill that allows me to take care of my family. As a man and the pillar of my family, I can also shoulder my responsibilities using my favorite work method. It feels really good! With 30 years of experience, my stock age is probably older than many newcomers’ ages, I guess.

If you want to have tea with me, I probably won’t communicate much. If I speak, I’ll likely talk about my trading system. So, I feel lonely and solitary inside. By chance, one day I wondered if I could share my 30 years of experience because I deeply understand the hardships of this market. 99% of people become chives and leave regretfully; only a few succeed. But I’m not a teacher—besides sharing my system, I don’t know anything else. I just try.

It’s uncontrollable now—many fans like my trading system. I thought I created it myself over 30 years, with every term personally coined. Fans might not understand. But seeing their enthusiasm grow, I can only keep up. Recently, I stay up until 1 or 2 a.m., which has become normal. Once I stayed past 3 a.m. to finish a review post and my wife got angry… (A spicy girl from Sichuan, omitted thousands of words here).

No choice—I have my own trading, and I also need to reply to fans’ posts one by one, then write reviews. Time is simply not enough. I once boasted to her that in a year, I would rank in the top 10 of Taogu Bar. I have confidence and guts. My biggest worry is that people won’t understand my “Emotional Quantification ACB Trading System,” because now all short-term trading talks about themes, leaders, switching, and ice points, but no one discusses my quantitative model based on bullish-bearish sentiment ratios.

I checked, posts need popularity, tips, likes, cheery coupons, reminder tickets, comments—these five metrics. The higher the combined score, the higher the ranking. I have many loyal fans—silver, gold fans—who support me a lot. For example, I saw that in Issue 200, I ranked first in the entire network. I received 105 cheery coupons for a single article, probably top three. I want to thank all fans for their support. I hope each time I rank first in cheery coupons. Although each coupon costs brothers 10 yuan, what you learn—whether fishing or catching fish—probably exceeds that daily coupon value. If I’m blunt, on March 3rd, during the big drop, if you make a mistake and step into a pit, the cost of a few coupons could be paid off. Think about it—many hands make light work. If you like it, let my posts burn brightly.

I hope to always be number one on the leaderboard to prove the value of my 30-year trading system. That’s my motivation to keep updating long-term. But I wonder, how many loyal fans can truly recognize the value?

But I suddenly realize there are many who just like to free-ride, and their likes are seriously lagging. I’m really feeling discouraged and want to rest. But my loyal, silver, and gold fans don’t want me to, though I am really tired. They are also worried about my health.

I can see who are true loyal fans, silver, and gold fans in the backend. I know in my heart. If one day I really can’t keep up, and I reply to posts slowly or late, please understand—I might have a priority order. I can tell who wants to learn more and who is more grateful (I don’t require gratitude from anyone, but I am grateful to have met you). I mean those who are truly grateful—without human weaknesses—more suitable for learning XI.

In reality, I don’t like ungrateful people. I will stay away because even deep friendships can be exhausted. Different paths, no cooperation.

There are also those who only ask questions but don’t support popularity (see below). I can still answer them now, but in the future, I might be busy, so please understand—it’s not that I won’t answer, I just can’t keep up.

And those free-riders who don’t even like, that’s too much. For example, this fan just now realized why with tens of thousands of views, there are fewer than 300 likes. How can my popularity rise? Meeting is fate. If you’re really eating noodles and in a bad mood, liking doesn’t cost money. Knowledge does require payment. I understand—maybe because the market is bad, mood is bad, but these likes are within reach.

Again, meeting is fate. From my perspective, I hope my creations perform well. Of course, whether it’s worth it depends on your evaluation—tips, cheery coupons, reminder tickets, comments, likes, or a combination, or single choice—all depend on you. Whether I take a break or rest depends on me. My original intention is to share my 30 years of experience to help more people avoid detours. If everyone’s efforts can help me go viral, my passion for creation will be even higher, and I will continue to produce valuable content to help more people improve their trading systems early.

Next, let’s move to today’s review: 11 consecutive limit-ups.

Unfortunately, I spent half an hour but didn’t find stocks matching the turnover criteria for quantitative analysis. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. Focus on flow+zero stocks. Currently, the market’s funds are likely not flowing into these 11 stocks, so our focus should be on other limit-up stocks, such as:
1. Yunnan Energy Holdings, possibly double breakout opportunity tomorrow, currently in flow+zero pattern, last Friday hit the limit-up, today’s dragon back.
2. Kechuan Technology, 4 red K-lines, a positive signal. Double breakout tomorrow could be worth attention again.
3. Huayin Electric Power, double breakout possible tomorrow.
4. Intraday first limit-up.
Any stocks that have been followed recently and show expected patterns should be observed to see if they form a first limit-up pattern. Overall, recent quantitative results suggest market confidence is not strong. It’s necessary to see a leading stock emerge to restore confidence.

Market overview:

In the early session, the chart shows a very clear 1+2 red and 2+1 green bars, with red bars larger than green, indicating early sentiment may be affected by weekend negative news. The market hit the bottom in one step, then rebounded all the way to 2 p.m. So, T+0, it’s also necessary to learn the three key points of the market. When you know the market will rebound all the way, you should understand that your stocks will also rebound. If the market is weak and green, it will rebound weakly because the average decline of the market also matters. The rebound will reflect that. For example, today’s Kechuan also overshot, and students doing T+0 deep water trading performed very well. Their success is due to the market’s one-step correction, which caused many stocks to be misjudged. This is what I call the high coefficient of price volatility, which can also generate profits. Profits come from direction and high price fluctuation coefficients. Only students who successfully execute T+0 will love high volatility, observing others’ greed and fear while remaining calm. Congratulations—must give these students a thumbs up!

That’s all for today’s XI learning. Personal views only.

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