Will the computing power at Yunnan Energy Power hit the daily limit with full force? Will the trend of communication Hangdian rise with the wind?

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To reinforce our XI learning, every weekend we will summarize this week’s communication from Monday to Friday, which helps everyone improve their understanding. Today is Friday, so first review this week’s details, then I will ask a few questions for everyone to answer actively. This practice helps sharpen skills and mindset, enabling everyone to quickly grasp 30 years of practical techniques.

Tuesday: Focus on GCL System Integration before the holiday, which continued to rise after the holiday; add Hanlan Cable for attention.

Wednesday: Meet expectations and unfollow GCL System Integration, continue to watch Hanlan Co., and newly follow Roman Co.

Thursday: Meet expectations and unfollow Hanlan Co., meet expectations and unfollow Roman Co.; select 4 from 18 consecutive limit-up stocks, add Yunnan Energy Holdings and Farsight.

Friday: Unfollow Yunnan Energy + encounter smooth value 9010, then re-follow Yunnan Energy; Farsight’s balance decreases, unfollow; add Hang Electric Co.

I reviewed this week’s communication on XI learning. Overall, it’s good, including the previously followed Western Materials, which had three consecutive limit-ups. But I must admit, there was a part today where everyone’s understanding still lagged. Later, I used questions to post, and found that some students’ thinking was fully aligned. Of course, I shouldn’t see myself as just a teacher, but with my 30 years of practical experience, I understand my trading system more deeply. So, I act as both teacher and friend. Sometimes, I use the words XI, teacher, and classmate—please understand.

Today I asked: How to calmly handle the details of unfollowing when Farsight hits a big single limit-down? First, look at Farsight’s intraday chart, and let’s restore the scene at that time.

At 9:25 AM, the market opened with a bidding auction. Farsight opened 2.37% lower; yesterday it opened 0.41% lower. The negative balance increased, indicating bears are strengthening. So, at 9:26, I announced unfollowing, not planning to watch for now. Not following doesn’t mean it will immediately die; in my emotion-quantification system, I require four key elements for bulls before trading: hardness, strength, height, and width. The requirement for width is also strict. Why? Because the high points should appear more than once. During XI learning, everyone’s understanding can’t be perfectly synchronized, so some students unfollow earlier, others later. Without width, the gap in price expectations between early and late unfollowers could be huge. Width means both early and late unfollowers can exit in stages at relatively high prices, even with the expectation that late unfollowers might expect more than early ones—that’s ideal.

Look at the chart above: at 9:26, unfollowed immediately when it opened 2 points lower. The benefit is that those not watching don’t need to follow now; those inside can exit when it drops 2 points.

But now, there’s a price cage system. For today’s intraday trend, some students might not be able to unfollow immediately at that point; the stock price quickly hits the limit-down. I checked the post and found some students who hadn’t unfollowed yet, like this one below.

Maybe a novice, facing the price cage issue, didn’t unfollow. The key is he even posted a sad emoji afterward. I suspect he forgot my reminder: that emoji shows he’s trading with emotion. That’s a big taboo in quantification. Every day I post, I add a note (see below): don’t trade with emotion. We observe others’ emotions with a “god’s eye,” but if you carry your own emotions, you can’t observe others calmly. If you can’t observe others’ emotions, how can you trade well? Your mind will collapse.

I immediately interacted with him in real-time, as shown below.

I posted at 9:55 AM, when Farsight was still hit with a big single limit-down. Why say this? Because if the price breaks 7.29 yuan and rebounds, it’s significant. Its limit-down price is 7.22 yuan—more than 7 cents below. If you trade with emotion, you’ll feel uneasy or even fearful at this point. If you’re emotionless, our discussion is simple: why do I say breaking 7.29 yuan might cause a rebound? Because a rebound means a significant high point from the lowest point.

1. Remember, my trading system is based on the ratio of bullish and bearish emotions quantified. I don’t trade stocks without turnover. I said on the first day: I only study stocks where funds convert into emotions. So, your concern about A-shares being killed, thinking it’s like the chart below, is rare in reality.

In the chart above, I interpret it as no bulls, but the stocks I focus on are carefully quantified. No need to say more—Farsight is selected from 18 stocks, 4 are chosen. Does it have some bullishness? Of course. It has cycle pressure values and static value coefficients.

2. When we focus on it, our definition is the 9010 or 5.7 smooth value, and it also has static value coefficients. At this point, we must understand: if bullishness decreases and bearishness increases, it’s a reverse ACB pattern—not a kill-the-market pattern. What is a reverse ACB? What is a kill-the-market?

In the chart above, the so-called gradual reduction of bullishness means the bullish trend is weak, and the decline is not stopping. These bulls keep trying to repair, forming successive inverted C highs. So, logically, the early limit-down of Farsight is caused by a small amount of bears or a mix of bulls and bears. Both scenarios can cause the stock to open up and rebound.

If you’re emotionless, I explain these to you—you can understand. But you’re in the scene, and I think you might not listen. So, I believe today’s lesson is very important: we must guard our mind and not let it collapse.

What is 7.29? Why do I say breaking 7.29 will cause a rebound, not 7.25 or 7.35? Because the battlefield of bullish and bearish game is at the price level. First, find the day with the highest trading volume in these four days. In the chart below, it’s the third board, with the largest volume, indicating the greatest divergence. It’s the strongest battle between bulls and bears, fighting repeatedly for their direction. Ultimately, bulls pushed the price to 7.29 yuan. The next day, the stock hit the limit-up with a smooth value of 9010. The volume on these two days confirms that bulls occupied 7.29 yuan effectively. So, when the price is again broken below 7.29 yuan by bears, it indicates a small amount of bear-driven decline or a confirmation of bulls’ presence during the decline. Both can lead to a reversal or rebound.

The chart above adds a note about “day volume and day price.” Both represent the expression of everyone’s stance: high turnover indicates many participants expressing their views; auctioning shows everyone has the right to express. High volume isn’t necessarily high price, and auction isn’t necessarily balanced. One is on the daily chart, the other on intraday.

Do you understand? To summarize simply: first, it has static value, which can pre-judge that before rising, bears won’t be at their maximum; second, the daily volume confirms bulls’ existence.

In the previous paragraph, I said bears won’t be at their maximum, so the intraday pattern won’t be the worst kill-the-market. Faith is needed here—because sometimes, the visible limit-down can scare many people. If you’re a participant, it’s hard to stay detached. Like when I handled Hang Electric’s limit-down (see below), many people asked what to do. Such questions can shake the army’s morale in battle (trading is a series of battles). So, in my trading system, whether you have faith is very important.

In summary, under the dual confirmation of static value and non-high day volume, if the stock price suddenly drops with a time cycle, bears will weaken. According to the law of emotion conservation, when bears weaken, bulls will emerge, causing a reversal or rebound. This is similar to the principle of the “ground and sky limit-up battle” I studied before, but I’ve abandoned it now because trading exploration is like the vast ocean—endless. I no longer chase every reef in the deep sea but follow the currents’ laws, consciously stopping to maintain rationality and boundaries for long-term stability.

Yesterday, I asked a question, and many students responded very thoroughly. Their thinking is gradually rooted in the quantification of bullish and bearish emotions.

Today I focused on the skill of unfollowing, which can also be understood as guarding your mind. I can’t say my trading system is ultimately good or bad, but I believe that if you choose to learn this system, the premise is to have faith. Later, I will introduce other indicators to help everyone guard their mind.

Regarding the skill of unfollowing, it’s also a very important part of trading. If you have questions, you can interact in the post. I will answer promptly.

Now, let’s look at the current stocks I am watching:

1. Kechuan Technology: Daily chart AC, seeking B. Because it’s a new stock, the path isn’t clear. I used the growth measurement directly. The maximum retracement at point C is about 20%. Its largest rise A-value this time is 134%. Currently, the slopes and distances between A and C are quite normal. If doing T+0 trading more actively, the decline can be controlled within 10-15%. It’s near the volume bottom, likely forming a volume-based bottoming pattern. Its biggest difficulty is directly challenging point C, which uses a small cycle to analyze a larger cycle.

2. Western Materials: Daily chart ACBC2, seeking B2. It uses large-cycle static values and volume release principles. This kind of volume release, besides indicating direction, also helps grasp stock volatility. Using T+0’s eight major modes, although not as high as the core expectations, the directional and T+0 expectations are quite good. You need to try it to see. Many say T+0 is difficult because they don’t understand the quantification of emotion ratios. Currently, it appears on the right side of the daily arc bottom.

3. Yunnan Energy Holdings: Through three rounds of pivot point limit-up stocks, from 18 to 4, then 2, then 1, passing each level. But it’s not the strongest, because the most uncertain part of this market is the change in dynamic values. Short-term sentiment is based on after-hours information. So, don’t focus on the auction point but observe the daily dynamic volume. If you have the smooth value 9010, I will keep watching. No need to overly expect; over-expectation breeds emotion and bias. Quantification of emotion ratios is key. As long as daily dynamic volume is maintained, I follow naturally. In fact, its break and release pattern, like Jiamei Packaging, is more valuable.

I believe the leader emerges step by step, not through pre-judgment. My quantification has an early move—perhaps you haven’t noticed—that can quantify many limit-up stocks and position ahead of the theme players, then exit early. It’s like seeing the whole card three seconds before the game. It sounds exaggerated, but it’s real. My emotion quantification also has this advantage: I’ve monitored many limit-up stocks, and even if they don’t become the leader, I can often retreat safely with some expectations. The exaggeration is just to emphasize the importance.

4. Hang Electric Co.: I once followed this stock because it was difficult, but I unfollowed it temporarily. My current idea is simple: as I mentioned before, I have many modes but no energy to develop new ones. When I sense danger, I just unfollow completely, using subtraction. Yesterday’s breakout was a reverse projection of the daily flow plus zero. So, I added it back for the first limit-up, hoping for a bullish repeat.

All above are personal opinions, for reference only, for communication purposes. Not investment advice. Operate at your own risk.

That’s all for today’s XI learning. These are my personal views, for reference only.

In the world of emotions, you must not have your own emotions—only right or wrong! You need to have that “God’s eye” to see the whole picture!

Learn to have a correct emotion game system + learn to control “my inner demon.” I’ve shared both methods—my 30 years of original practical experience. I hope those who see this cherish it!

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