1426W Afternoon Bottom-Fishing Direction 0408 Stock Market Summary

StrawberryIce · 2026-04-08T04:21:52+00:00

The market rebounded strongly today, with the median increase of +2.96% by midday, and trading volume significantly increased. Although the positions are not large and the full benefit of the gap-up was not enjoyed, institutional buying supported the index. The author decided to chase the rally at the high point, optimistic that the rebound trend will continue.

StrawberryIce

2026-04-08 04:21:52

Abstract generation in progress

Today my assets are 14.26 million, and so far I’m up 420k. [Taoguba]
As of midday, the median gain/loss is: +2.96%, and trading volume versus yesterday’s estimate is +754.9 billion.

A strong rebound is here, but for me today, it’s not a big surprise.

Because my position size isn’t large, I can’t enjoy the joy of a high open.

This morning I was also wondering: after a high open, would I just get crushed by quantitative trading?

It turned out that institutions started using bulldozers to push buying in the weights.

So quant trading naturally had no way to smash it down.

When Ig’or fell, I thought I bought it wrong; when it rose, I thought I bought too little.

People are always dissatisfied, or always have regrets.

What to choose this afternoon?

Zhongjing Electronics chased above today’s high, Xiamen Tungsten chased above today’s high, Sinomaterials chased above today’s high, and Sifang Shares chased above today’s high.

Add to the position if you need to, because when the market is supposed to rebound, it will still rebound.

If the market is going to rebound, this level should keep rebounding; it’s unlikely that it ends after just one day.

Over the past month, too many market moves have had huge declines; the rotational upswing in the market will last for a while.

With only barely a similar increase to the median, I still lagged far behind the ChiNext board.

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