[Red Packet] It's gotta be the "Golden" Bull! In a market with increasingly volatile fluctuations, how do you pick stocks correctly and time the market? Vita brings you the goods!

Let me introduce myself. I am a professional ultra-short-term trader. You can call me Vita, which means “life” in Latin. Breaking through for new beginnings!
From Monday to Friday, I follow the 4+4 principle—4 hours of monitoring the market, 4 hours of review (3 hours after market close, 1 hour before market open). An extremely disciplined person, I have maintained this state for five years.

As the name suggests, my trading method is to act when the market falls into silence. In 2025, I contributed 13x returns with stocks like Shutaishen, Zhongyida, Shoukai Shares, Dayou Energy, Pingtan Development, and Aerospace Development. In 2026, I look forward to the bull market reaching a new level.
After the holiday, I fully allocated funds to Taoxian to capture Yunnan Energy Holdings’ first leading stock. Publicly shared picks include Jinkai New Energy, Jinniu Chemical, Shunna Shares—all top stocks, shared openly in the comment section! Welcome like-minded friends to follow!

Rewards are limited; Ice粉, you don’t need to reward me recently. Earn more, make big profits! I want to reduce the hype—last week I was the top every day, which isn’t good. I should give other teachers some opportunities; many have great ideas too! Liking my posts more is the biggest help I can get! Thanks, Ice粉!

  1. Today’s Trading
    Yesterday, I half-allocated to low buy Jinniu Chemical, predicting a limit-up, and executed accordingly.

Today, the market opened high with a significant premium. The focus was whether it could break through the 14.88 resistance level on the left side. I shared real-time expectations for bidding, which looked promising, but market sentiment was already divided. (Today, over 4,000 stocks declined.)

After opening, the market decisively broke through, but sentiment increased divergence. Looking at the index trend, the opening was inertially downward, while computing power was heading up. A critical flaw was the market’s volume shrinking, with some institutional stocks falling sharply, increasing divergence and risk.

Jinniu Chemical broke through and then retreated, with poor support. Low-position chemical stocks frequently missed orders. My personal view is that if the theme isn’t restored and the market doesn’t expand volume at this level, today’s risk will increase. Although I predicted yesterday that Jinniu Chemical was a market opportunity for excess returns, I chose to take profits near the moving average for safety. Overall, gained 17+%.

Many friends followed along. Looking back, although I sold early, today’s loss effect was significant! The number of declining stocks once reached over 4,000, confirming my prediction was correct. I am a dragon空 (long) trader, avoiding risks whenever possible because I hold heavy positions. This ensures my profit curve remains steady.
Of course, many friends continue to have broader perspectives. This approach isn’t wrong; everyone has different risk preferences. I aim to avoid all risks, maintain my trading rhythm, and practice unity of knowledge and action.

  1. How to Select Stocks and Time the Market in a Volatile Environment
    I believe many friends use position-splitting strategies or other methods. In the current market, competition is challenging to some extent. Why is this situation happening? I can analyze the underlying reasons:
    (1) Inertial anchor points
    What does this mean? We are always looking for a collective force of funds, a consensus point, a divergence-to-unity point. Under these conditions, what feedback does the market need to give? Volume increase, rebound, a bullish large cap, or core limit-ups. These are the fundamental anchor points of market funds. We need to know who is leading the market trend—an invisible hand. Conversely, if you were to control the market, how would you erode short-term patience? Returning to value investing, it’s about persistent, grinding movements—no volume, no bullish candles, core stocks rising today and falling tomorrow. In such an environment, themes rotate faster, volatility increases, limit-ups may be followed by sharp declines, with no clear pattern. For chasing high, it’s deadly—buy high today, get shaken out tomorrow, and repeat. Over time, retail investors’ money is wiped out, and their mentality is worn down. My advice is to avoid these anchor points and be more patient than them.
    How to pick stocks:
    Avoid chasing high during intraday rises. Focus on one or two core opportunities daily; treat others as invalid trades. For example, how to identify core opportunities? Watch the bidding—today’s strongest was China State Construction, which opened with a strong bid.
    How to time the market:
    Observe who shows the most quality in intraday rises, who can break away from rotation. Today, Hanlan Shares led in the morning, Jinkai New Energy in the close. If such stocks appear tomorrow, they are breaking away from rotation.

(2) Core timing
In Taoxian, many friends have various methods. Everyone has their style. But I want to emphasize the importance of focusing on core stocks. In a fast-rotating market, participating in low buys is more cost-effective than chasing highs. Ordinary retail investors can’t control individual stocks’ trends, but we can select lower-risk opportunities. Each trade should consider whether it’s worthwhile given the current market—rotation is inevitable. Chasing high is clearly unwise; low buying the next day can still have upside potential. For example, Tuo Wei Information and Huasheng Tiancheng offer daily opportunities for high-profit trades. Conversely, some other stocks are in disorderly rotation, hard to predict.

  1. Sector Analysis
    Morning strongest sector: Carbon fiber, with core stocks hitting a one-word limit-up under favorable conditions.
    Most active sector during the day: Wind power, boosted by foreign favorable news.
    Main rotation themes: Power and computing power. Morning computing power rotated then retreated; afternoon power rotated then retreated.
    Other sectors: Chemicals, LED, batteries. Chemicals and LED only have a few core stocks; the rest lack value. Battery sector’s sustainability is uncertain; it’s currently low and rebounding slightly.
    This summarizes the focus of the short-term market today. What can we learn? The main themes are ongoing (electricity, computing), secondary rotations lack value (LED, batteries), and chemicals with some crossing stocks. Last year was Zhongyida, this year Jinniu shows signs, but more observation is needed. We’ve gained good returns so far; no need to rush before finding a good entry point.

  2. Tomorrow’s Trading Plan
    For reference only, not investment advice!
    After taking profits, Jinniu Chemical is now in a flat position. Likely no action tomorrow, just observing core trends to prepare for next week. Monitoring two stocks: 1. Jinniu Chemical, 2. Yasheng Group.
    First, I will be flat tomorrow—just observing, no trading.
    Regarding Jinniu Chemical, the logic is simple: the downtrend isn’t over. It needs to continue consolidating, similar to the February 10 pattern, with profit-taking, then watch for a rebound on Monday.
    Yasheng Group is an independent crossing stock, separate from the market, with faster rotation, a defensive position. The focus tomorrow is whether funds continue to support or if the decline ends abruptly.

I hope friends who agree with me will like and support more, boosting the post’s visibility and attracting more followers. That’s my motivation to keep updating! Also, my motivation to share real trading results! After reaching 5,000 followers, I will share my big-picture view daily, allowing you to foresee the next day’s market trend from an all-seeing perspective.
Meeting is fate. No matter your gains, by following me now, 2026 will enter a rapid growth phase. Let’s continue climbing in this once-in-a-decade bull market!

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