Hexun Investment Advisor Wu Qingyu: Short-term disagreements on green energy are not a retreat; focus on leading companies shifting from weakness to strength and energy relay opportunities

The cloudy days for green energy have brought divergence. So, will Liaoning Energy break the board or retreat, or will the divergence continue? Or will it directly shift from weakness to strength? Wu Qingyu from Hexun Investment Consulting analyzes that China Huadian’s break is definitely not a retreat but a short-term divergence under pressure. We often say that speculative stocks have three lives. Looking back at last year, He Fu was similar—after hitting the 9-board limit, the next day’s bidding directly turned strong. So now, focus on one question: can tomorrow’s bidding directly shift from weakness to strength with a high open and strong rise? Last year, He Fu’s 9-board limit was also something we kept thinking about, with the group leader directly rushing in for the shares. But I still quote what the group leader said: I never choose the leading stock; the market chooses the leader. If the leader is right in front of you, and you don’t act, but instead go for low-position protection, who’s losing money? Today, Liaoning’s late-day explosion didn’t cause a clear negative feedback for the entire green energy sector. The divergence today is actually reflected in the high-position consolidation at the middle level, which is still continuing. Another detail is that Liaoning Energy’s late-day break was not recovered, but China Huadian Energy directly reclosed, indicating a shift in focus toward energy. With oil prices returning to $100 today, we need to consider whether energy will take over the baton from electricity tomorrow. To sum up, the key operation for leading stocks moving forward is: either go for a sufficiently high position or a sufficiently low one.