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[Core Tip: 1. Pursuing the so-called long and empty double repair itself is a false proposition. 2. The short line is scrap copper and iron, and the long line is fine gold diamond. 3. A high price-earnings ratio is an important sign of high-performing blue-chip stocks. 4. Follow the trend, counter technology, and go against people's hearts. 5. Gambling is always a high cost. 6. You have to be able to endure some downward fluctuations. 7. Life isn't always bad. Seemingly difficult situations may nurture the seeds of hope. 8. The famous “unfathomability principle” discovered by the great Werner Heisenberg (Werner Heisenberg) in quantum mechanics also applies in the financial market. Trying to predict through technical analysis such as the so-called Elliott Wave Theory is a joke. There are only two methods that are possible: a. Multi-batch discrete random variable framed shotball shoveling transactions. b. Function-level limit approach to root out transactions.]
The classic expression of the Golden Pit:
1. The stock price is following a strong upward channel, and suddenly there is an unsubstantial sharp drop.
2. In the relatively low area of the stock price, there was a sudden sharp drop due to an unexpected non-long-term nature.
3. In a region where stock prices were relatively low, there was an unexpected sharp drop that the government did not want to see. After the Gold Pit appears, it's a good time to seize the opportunity.
The JC family's ironclad trading rules (I can't emphasize repetition too much):
Winning in falling markets; winning in amplitude; winning in boldness; winning in wisdom; winning in open-mindedness; winning in learning;...
[Core Tip: 1. Pursuing the so-called long and empty double repair itself is a false proposition. 2. The short line is scrap copper and iron, and the long line is fine gold diamond. 3. A high price-earnings ratio is an important sign of high-performing blue-chip stocks. 4. Follow the trend, counter technology, and go against people's hearts. 5. Gambling is always a high cost. 6. You have to be able to endure some downward fluctuations. 7. Life isn't always bad. Seemingly difficult situations may nurture the seeds of hope. 8. The famous “unfathomability principle” discovered by the great Werner Heisenberg (Werner Heisenberg) in quantum mechanics also applies in the financial market. Trying to predict through technical analysis such as the so-called Elliott Wave Theory is a joke. There are only two methods that are possible: a. Multi-batch discrete random variable framed shotball shoveling transactions. b. Function-level limit approach to root out transactions.]
The classic expression of the Golden Pit:
1. The stock price is following a strong upward channel, and suddenly there is an unsubstantial sharp drop.
2. In the relatively low area of the stock price, there was a sudden sharp drop due to an unexpected non-long-term nature.
3. In a region where stock prices were relatively low, there was an unexpected sharp drop that the government did not want to see. After the Gold Pit appears, it's a good time to seize the opportunity.
The JC family's ironclad trading rules (I can't emphasize repetition too much):
Winning in falling markets; winning in amplitude; winning in boldness; winning in wisdom; winning in open-mindedness; winning in learning;...
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![NVDA post-market review chart analysis for Thursday, September 14: Deepening the Golden Pit](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/feed_image/71367165/aaf3d57a98243cc89cbee3382a7a42bd.jpg/thumb)
![NVDA post-market review chart analysis for Thursday, September 14: Deepening the Golden Pit](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/feed_image/71367165/9fb781044b3d31ea9d8f1393d72efb75.jpg/thumb)
![NVDA post-market review chart analysis for Thursday, September 14: Deepening the Golden Pit](https://ussnsimg.moomoo.com/feed_image/71367165/cb632169aa473c268131ad8da09647ed.jpg/thumb)
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