10x in one year, short-term assassin Dark Knight (Pre-market on 4/3)

Pre-market Financial Headlines

1. The three major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed. The Dow fell 0.13%, the Nasdaq rose 0.18%, and the S&P 500 index rose 0.11%. Technology stocks traded both up and down—Intel rose more than 4%, AMD and Netflix rose more than 3%, while Tesla fell more than 5% and recorded its largest single-day drop since November last year;

2. The overnight session for the FTSE China A50 index futures closed up 0.56%, and the Nasdaq China Golden Dragon Index closed down 0.34%;

3. The settlement price of the Brent crude oil futures contract reached $109.03 per barrel, up 7.78%.

4. Ministry of Industry and Information Technology: Promote deployment of technologies such as all-optical switching to reduce network latency from computing-power application terminals to servers; encourage universities, research institutes, and leading enterprises to jointly open computing-power resources, data interfaces, and toolchains to lower R&D and testing costs for small and medium-sized enterprises;

5. By the end of 2028, significantly reduce the barriers for small and medium-sized enterprises to access and use computing power, providing solid computing-power support for advancing the “specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative” development of small and medium-sized enterprises; explore innovative business models such as “computing-power banks” and “computing-power marketplaces” to support small and medium-sized enterprises in depositing underutilized computing-power resources.

6. In March this year, the number of new stock accounts in China A-shares was 4.6014 million, up 50.1% year over year.

7. Fixed-asset investment in the power grid in Q1 was nearly RMB 130 billion, up about 37% year over year.

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Current Holdings:
Fal Shengt

Today’s Watchlist:
Beida Pharma Beiken Energy Xinfenggang

Secondary Watchlist:
Zhongli Group

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My Trading Approach
I’m a day-trader. Every day before the market opens, I pick three stocks as the priority buy targets, but it’s not set in stone. With thousands of listed stocks, it’s impossible for them all to remain unchanged and locked within a tiny pre-market watchlist of just a few stocks—otherwise you’d give up other opportunities. Behind those selected stocks, I often also monitor dozens of stocks or even a number of sectors. Plans can’t keep up with changes; circumstances are stronger than people. What matters is the intraday market setup.

I’m willing to enter fully at high levels into individual stocks and nearly every day operate with a full-position approach. The goal of my short-term trades is to maximize the utilization rate of capital and pursue high returns. Avoid participating in pullbacks in individual stocks; otherwise, you’ll only waste time and deviate from short-term principles.

Retail investors lose money because when they make a little profit they run away to lock it in. When they lose a little, they must get back to breakeven before leaving, and they’re unwilling to cut losses. Little do they know that the more they lose, the more they lose, and eventually they even don’t want to exit, leading to long-term bag-holding. When experienced traders buy and the outcome isn’t as expected, they cut losses immediately and never linger. When they make money, they are sometimes too greedy, holding tightly and not letting go—like a hyena. In truth, if you think more about the reasons why most people lose money and do the opposite, then making money in this market won’t be as difficult anymore. It’s “wealth in skills, not in labor”; the advantage lies in strategy, not in sheer effort.

Disclaimer: The market is risky—invest with caution. The viewpoints and stocks mentioned in this article do not constitute investment advice. Please stay rational and make independent judgments. Wishing you a great and prosperous run in the stock market.