Preserve the principal first, then discuss the attack!

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The consecutive drawdown has reached 3.8%. On Monday, another cut would bring it to the 5% warning line. After analyzing the reasons for the decline, including [Tao Gu Ba]:

  • Competitive bidding for Wal-Mart materials lost 5,300
  • Sobo Mountain High-Tech lost 5,000
  • Hesheng Tiancheng lost 3,000 halfway through
  • Sobo Zhaochi Co., Ltd. lost 2,700
  • Dagang Co., Ltd. lost 2,700
  • Changfei Optical Fiber lost 2,300
  • Sanan Optoelectronics lost 1,700
  • GCL Energy Technology lost 1,200
  • Tuowei Information lost 1,100
  • Demingli lost 1,000
  • Aerospace Development lost 900 halfway through
  • Shanghai Electric lost 900
  • Zongshen Power lost 500
  • Wanjia Qianchao lost 400 halfway through
  • Tianfu Communication gained 400 halfway through

Total losses from Sobo and halfway through: 5,300 + 5,000 + 3,000 + 2,700 + 2,700 + 1,200 + 1,100 + 1,000 + 900 + 900 + 500 + 400 - 400 = 24,300.
24,300 ÷ 650,000 = 0.0373 (3.8%)
Based on rough calculations, recent losses from Sobo and halfway through have reached a full position of 3.8%. It’s like using a dull knife to cut meat—better to honestly focus on what you’re good at and stick to your strengths!

There was also a one-word decline during the tide retreat period, losing 9,400 (which translates to a full position of 1.5%). On Monday, I will continue to cut about 1% of the full position.

From data review, it’s clear that recent market conditions do not favor half-measures, board sweeping, or one-word top boards!!! We must learn from these lessons, stay true to our original intentions, and keep pushing forward!

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