Before Financial Report

Before the financial report is announced, everything is a black box of unknowns. One thing I have always emphasized is that the trend of the earnings report on the day is unpredictable, and there are too many factors affecting short-term fluctuations in stock prices. You bet on the financial report. On the one hand, you need to accurately predict the company's performance for the current quarter. On the other hand, you also need to understand the company's expectations for future performance. Both are indispensable. Even if you predict all of these correctly, you may face the embarrassing situation of the main funds pulling up the shipment.

So instead of betting on the financial report, it is better to wait patiently for a company's performance to be announced, and then analyze the company's known performance based on how much upside potential the company has, and then think about whether to approach the purchase. Unless you really fully trust that company can perform well in next few years.