Ren Yang Ma Fan #The Logic of Episode 1

Q1: Why was the estimated bottom range set between 367-383 at that time? Two reasons:

A. At the end of the year, foreign capital generally goes on vacation, resulting in insufficient volume to launch a counterattack. B. Based on the first reason, if there is no counterattack on the 8th day of the turning point and the volume is insufficient, it usually breaks the bottom, lowers the oscillation, and the supply easily comes out at the same time.

*Therefore, the judgment is that the breakthrough point of the previous consolidation range is used as the support (brown horizontal line in the chart)*

On the night when the stock price fell below 410+, it indicates that once it breaks 410, many people will definitely sell at Fool Valley. Just look at the following two days when the Block Orders sell and then pull up, from 410 to 373, then pulled up to 412. Many retail investors may not react in time. They sold on the day the price dropped below 410 and then should continue to be cautious the next day without daring to buy. The stock price, however, closed higher than 410. Did they fall into Fool Valley? Those who do medium and long-term trading can understand this retail investor's inertia. Even if you don't rush to sell, just wait patiently for one or two days to let the stock price reflect the sales data completely, which fundamentally has little impact on the cost of holding stocks. Only that one so-called "Stock God" keeps bragging about being able to enter and exit accurately every day, cursing on the day it drops below 410, but as soon as it rises back the next trading day, immediately deletes the comments. It's fundamentally funny.

Q2: Why did it say that NVIDIA is about to bottom out, setting 135 as the Star Stocks in January?

A. Similar to Tesla, as the 13th day of the turning point did not see a reversal in volume, it is inevitable to break the low with insufficient volume. Later, there was a bottom deviation, coincidentally reaching the previous Resistance level. Based on the comparison with Tesla's stock price trend, rising and falling together, the phenomenon of "Ren Yang Ma Fan" appeared, and it was jokingly named at the time.

B. CES will take place from January 7th to January 10th, judging that 135 is an important support after the stock price breakthroughs (based on the bottom position judgment of its monthly candlestick line), leading the way upwards. From the middle to the end of December until today, it has already approached almost 15%.

*As for how to view it in the future, here is a hint: the symmetrical amplitude of the oblique head and shoulders bottom can estimate the Target Price.*

My strategy is actually very simple because I mainly focus on medium to long-term holdings. Only about 30% of my holdings will be traded occasionally (it must be based on some signals, whether it's the peak or the bottom, to take action). Of course, there must always be available liquid funds in hand for flexible buying. Therefore, for those who say retail investors don't have enough money to trade, it's because you don't have a proper way of managing your funds, not because you lack funds. Just look at those retail investors who sell everything when it falls 30% in a day, then ask how many of them dare to buy back the next day immediately? Remember not to go all-in in investments. The Capital Markets can never be exhausted. Only by having funds in hand can you always have the opportunity to eat your fill. If you have any objections to my logical sharing, please leave civilized comments. We'll communicate well. For those who might not be civilized, just stay away; it's that simple. No need to come here and act like a stock god. We're all retail investors. You help me, I help you. We all have blind spots. Mutual learning and benefiting from each other in the long run is the sensible thing to do.