Hexun Information Liu Jinshuo: There is no need to be overly pessimistic about operational strategies; maintain a bullish and long position strategy in the long term.

On April 8, Hexun Information’s Liu Jinsuo said that today the market saw broad volume and broad-based gains; the shorts must be feeling flustered inside. During the trading session, a long-missing pattern reappeared—large volume with large positive candlesticks. More than 5,100 stocks rose, and only 301 stocks closed lower. This means that, from a strategic perspective, many stocks in the current zone are at relatively low levels, which is why it has long been emphasized that you must not arbitrarily cut losses and stop out, nor should you blindly trade the price difference by shorting “at the high and buying back lower.”

Last night, many people were still full of pessimism, but the market directly reversed sharply today. Remember: before something happens, all worries and expectations often differ from the final result. Therefore, for the current market, you must not be pessimistic strategically, and it is fine to make appropriate adjustments tactically.

Today’s indices surged significantly, and the Shanghai Composite Index is already nearing 4,000 points. While the 4,000-point integer milestone could potentially be broken through at once, upward from there, the pressure from the platform positions earlier cannot be underestimated. Therefore, this rebound will not happen in one step; there will be further back-and-forth afterwards. Moreover, the impact of external events may also show up in a repeated manner. So everyone must not be blindly optimistic because the market is up sharply, and must not be blindly pessimistic because the market is down sharply.

Due to recent livestreams, we have no choice but to pause for a period of time. Exactly when it will resume depends on the situation; this is not due to personal reasons. Everyone can pay more attention to our short videos. Overall, in terms of trading strategy, there is no need to be overly pessimistic—strategically, just maintain a bullish stance and aim to keep buying. Especially those stocks that are at relatively low levels; since September 24, they have not risen significantly, and they are even below the 1,200 moving average. As long as they are in the A-level and B-level ranges of 8561, theoretically, this whole move is a case of having been mis-sold. As long as performance is fine and there is no risk of delisting, everyone should trade according to the pace and simply wait for returns.

(Editor: Cui Chen HX015)

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