"Holy shit, Han Lie, aren’t you being too aggressive?"
Zheng Lei’s outcry opened the floodgates to everyone’s astonishment.
Zhang Tieshu effectively became Zhang Iron-Asskisser: "Han Lie, that’s boldness born of skill!"
Fang Feifei was gobsmacked. "Oh my! Just watching those stocks hit the limit-up makes me tremble. Chasing after five straight limit-ups... that’s terrifying!"
Yu Yun simply sent a dizzy emoji.
Duan Xiaoyi quipped sarcastically, "Han Lie, you were so adamant when teaching us about position management. And now, with this market trend, you yourself are going full-bore into a limit-up?"
"Exactly!" Lou Zhi unconsciously chimed in. "Which of your methods should I actually be learning from?"
These two obnoxious individuals didn’t dare to cause trouble openly, but it was obvious they had become more insidious than before.
The students who saw this felt somewhat uncomfortable.
They suspected either Han Lie had held back crucial information during his sharing, keeping secrets for himself, or he himself couldn’t manage his positions correctly, making his supposed trading model nothing but hot air.
A girl complained directly, "Huh? I’ve been diligently studying your trading theories, Han Lie. I’m already on edge trading with a 30% position, and now you pull this? I’m completely lost!"
TSK TSK. So, teaching them was my mistake, huh?
Human nature is what it is; no one can do anything about it.
However, Han Lie remained quite calm. He had known all along what kind of people these classmates were. No expectations meant no disappointment.
The only reason he replied in the group chat was to comprehensively demolish Little Cucumber.
What others think is none of my damn business.
Still, a few people continued to trust Han Lie.
Xia Hongjuan, for example, asked respectfully, "Han Lie, could you please share the logic behind buying it?"
Seeing this, Xi Luting got animated.
"Yes, yes, share it with us! I can’t shake the feeling that playing it this way might be an unfair victory~~~ (smirking emoji)"
Heh! What a show-off! You’re asking for a beating? I’ll gladly oblige.
So, Han Lie typed out a lengthy reply.
"The class monitor’s thinking is correct. In a weak market, you need to buy strong stocks.
But she has some issues with her judgment of what constitutes strength.
Huaqing Bao is currently a typical weak stock. It might turn strong, or it might grow weaker, with the former being far less likely than the latter.
Whereas Lianxin is one of the strongest individual stocks in the current market.
If no new themes emerge and there are no new hot spots for speculation, funds will continue to concentrate on high-dividend and restructuring-themed stocks. The latter market is very likely to hit its seventh consecutive limit-up.
Even if new hot spots appear, Lianxin will at least make a run for a higher price tomorrow.
From the perspective of certainty, the probability of making money on Lianxin tomorrow is 90%, while for Huaqing Bao, it’s 30%.
That’s why I dared to go all-in on the limit-up. Understood?"
My brain gets it! It totally gets it!
The students with a decent foundation had a sudden realization. They fully agreed with Han Lie’s logic and began to shower him with praise in the group chat.
"Holy shit! Han Lie, your reasoning is freaking amazing!"
"Zhao Bro and A-God both play this way, only going for the strongest!"
"Nice one! Congratulations to the Limit-Up Board Expendables Team for recruiting another great general~~~"
"The key is Han Lie’s boldness—it’s unbeatable!"
"Right, right! Even though I understand Han Lie’s core approach is correct, I still don’t dare to buy stocks that are already so high. I can only watch..."
"Damn! Lianxin’s limit-up is rock-solid! Han Lie, Han Lie, can I chase it tomorrow?"
You really dare to dream, huh...
Han Lie didn’t want to get caught up in that kind of mess, so he quickly clarified, "Tomorrow, I’ll likely sell on the surge. Don’t ask me how you should trade. The purpose of the contest is to learn and practice, so make your own decisions."
After replying, he immediately went offline.
Xi Luting typed up a long rebuttal to Han Lie, but by the time she sent her mini-treatise, the damn man had already vanished.
Her verbal barrage hit nothing but air, making her chest ache with frustration.
Then, she chased him into a private chat, insisting on debating the matter with Han Lie until it was clear.
Han Lie’s only response throughout was, "Mmhm, you’re right about everything."
Damn him! That completely infuriated her.
Xi Luting: "Go to hell!"
「That afternoon」
Han Lie continued writing until the market closed.
Lianxin’s limit-up held extremely steady, with a turnover rate of 13% and a trading volume of 200 million.
Around 3:30 p.m., the list of top buyers and sellers was released.
Han Lie opened it and examined it carefully, a hint of pleasant surprise flashing in his eyes. For original chapters go to NovєlFіre.net
Top Buyer: Xiangcai Securities, Gonghe Xinlu branch office.
Purchase amount: 13.45 million.
Second Top Buyer: Shenwan Securities, Wenzhou Chezhan Avenue branch office.
Purchase amount: 12.06 million.
Gonghe Xinlu? Isn’t that Zhao Bro’s backup seat?
The Wenzhou Chezhan Avenue branch office? The Wenzhou Gang!
With Zhao Bro plus the Wenzhou Gang, and the third and fourth top buyers both from the Foshan Gang, this was a sure thing!
Han Lie was overjoyed, his confidence in his judgment soaring.
At this point in time, Zhao Bro was the top individual speculative investor in the market.
And the Wenzhou Gang, Ningbo Gang, Foshan Gang, and Chengdu Gang were the top group speculators.
With them collectively diving in, the probability of a price surge tomorrow increased to 95%.
In his previous life, Han Lie’s stock trading skills had been mediocre. However, thanks to the mandatory training under his company manager, his fundamental ability to read the major players’ moves was passable.
What, then, were these "basic skills in reading the actions of major players"?
Simply put: memorize the seats of all institutions, funds, and speculative investors in the market, and develop a deep understanding of each one’s trading style.
For example, northbound funds could be broken down into "foreign bank" seats, "foreign broker" seats, and "Chinese broker" seats.
"Foreign bank" seats adopt a portfolio-style approach. Once they buy, they lie low and don’t move, holding stocks for the ultra-long term. They especially love snapping up bargains at the bottom.
Then there’s the "Lhasa Tuanjie Road Second Branch Office" seat, which is known for representing the sentiments of retail investors. Their style is extremely aggressive, yet they have an overall low success rate. If you encounter them, you need to be careful.