If you want to learn my trading system, you can follow the mental method posts + homepage live replay, combined with learning XI (each article contains valuable insights and case sharing; take time to read through all of them). [Taogu Ba]
If you think the teacher has valuable content, like first then watch, aiming for 500 likes.
If you find the teacher’s output valuable, please give a small tip and buy the teacher a cup of tea. If you want the teacher to continue providing XI consistently, support the teacher with some encouragement (coupons). If you want articles and live streams to be combined for quick mastery of my 30-year trading system, join the hundred-person protection broadcast team and get a broadcast prompt ticket.
Next, I’ll give a simple review of the XI I teach (personal opinion, for reference only).
Now everyone can quickly understand dynamic values; everyone has achieved success in learning, and mutual communication has improved our understanding, which is gratifying.
Just after Roman unfollowed, it surged by 4 points again. Awareness still needs strengthening, but there’s no choice—yesterday I followed it mainly to observe its premium value.
No need to thank me; the market carries risks. The knowledge learned should be used with risk management in mind. I am just your sidekick in the race.
Seeing you all applying my system makes me very happy. Just remember, this market is high-risk. Always stay calm—neither greedy nor fearful.
For 18 select 4, choose like selecting a beautiful woman—first screening broadly, then refining, then observing temperament—nothing less.
The young guy jumped the gun; the dynamic volume is still below 5.7.
What’s your expression, haha? In trading, it’s all about mindset. Yesterday you followed, today you unfollowed. The ability lies in the middle—unfollow and then rise again. It’s not about unfollowing and immediately hitting a limit down; that doesn’t prove you’re right.
I’ve gained some insights, and I sincerely rejoice for you.
When practicing, keep positions light, as my system is uniquely innovative, and adaptation takes time.
Everyone is improving more and more. The top 10 followers have also gained. I personally think Yan Zhi has a good mindset—very patient.
Seeing Brother Yuan Ye’s post makes me want to be reborn. Then I could definitely attend a 985 university, haha. Still, thank you for the praise.
I am in all-round mode; I can do any mode, but I mainly choose the highest frequency ones, such as continuous boards, leading stocks, and low absorption. I can trade the first board, too. There are early session entries, intraday, and end-of-day entries. Different market conditions produce different buy points, so don’t stick to fixed trading modes—decide buy points based on the three market axes during the day.
Let’s review yesterday’s recap: there were 18 consecutive boards. I focused mainly on static values, selecting four stocks with better continuous board patterns. Observe which stocks move first with high volume, and why do I still pay attention to other continuous board stocks? Because during review, I found that two stocks I follow might not become dragons—like Han Lan and Roman. My personal trading plan, shown below, clearly states that Han Lan’s four-board is weaker than three-board, possibly decreasing in strength, leading to a temporary unfollow; Roman also had repeated missed orders yesterday, indicating the main force might not be as strong as imagined. It might rely on high static values to push it to a passive high point. So, yesterday I focused on it because I believed in its premium.
I don’t analyze sector rotation, but I quantify the strength of continuous boards. If the stocks I follow are somewhat weak but market funds are still flowing, new continuous boards might emerge. Yesterday, out of 18, I carefully selected four stocks worth attention. Don’t underestimate the 18 select 4; once I choose and write the article, it’s already 1:26 AM. Reviewing and learning XI with everyone takes twice the usual trading effort. But the atmosphere of XI learning is getting better, and I must persist. With 30 years of short-term practical experience, finding a place to pass on knowledge is also a reflection of my life value. If I do something poorly, I ask for your understanding and tolerance.
Fortunately, I chose four stocks, two of which reached the 9010 dynamic value, gaining attention. The other two, Chengxing opened with a single price, very strong, but only tradable at bidding; in my system, bidding buy points and limit-up buy points are fake buy points, so I gave up on the first one—too much gap-up, let it eat alone. The fourth one rose further but didn’t reach the continuous board dynamic value, so I also actively gave up.
In the end, the power sector’s Yunnan Energy Control and Wall Sheng gained my attention because of their 9010 dynamic values. Let’s review these two: their static values and dynamic values (remember, the quant formula is static value + sector rotation + dynamic value).
Yunnan Energy Control’s static value coefficient:
The chart shows a cyclical pressure value from 2018. Many new followers may not understand the significance of the cyclical pressure value coefficient—it proves that during the same decline cycle, investments did not panic in sync with the market crash. No panic means no selling, so there will be active buying, and the active buy signal is capital inflow.
We often look for stocks with capital inflow; this cyclical pressure value indicates capital inflow. The ultimate goal of capital inflow is to create a resilient leading rise (measured rise value).
The daily chart shows a large ACB, freeing all previous shorts. We must understand that all shorts, including the strongest shorts who refuse to sell, suggest the bullish force is still strong.
Tomorrow’s key resistance is at 13.09; theoretically, it should pass easily.
Yesterday’s turnover was 21%, creating a massive divergence. This morning, divergence turned into consensus, with a smoothness value of 9010.
Fasheng is also very strong, with multiple breakout patterns.
It also has a large-cycle pressure value, from 2020, marked on the chart in green.
The daily chart shows an ACB pattern, indicating that during the rise, it repeatedly released, gaining price breakthroughs, with a horizontal time cycle of 2+1, showing decreasing bearishness.
3. The yellow indicates a massive volume but not a sky-high price. If unclear, enlarge this segment: the chart shows massive volume before, and the high price after—this indicates that the volume is not at sky-high levels, serving as a reverse proof of prior volume release.
Let’s see if these two can continue to maintain the dynamic volume increase tomorrow. Currently, Yunnan Energy’s position is higher—6 boards versus 4 boards for Fasheng—so Yunnan’s continuous board gene seems stronger (but dynamic values are not fixed; they depend on post-close news).
Personal opinion, for reference only.
Starting today’s review.
Today’s workload is small, only 9 consecutive boards. I’ll just report the results: besides the two I follow already, I selected one more for attention, but it’s not a continuous board, just a premium in flow + zero pattern.
Tomorrow, it’s a left-hand vs. right-hand battle—can one of these break out as the core leader? What do you think about the Yunnan Energy Control vs. Fasheng battle? Should they both hang together or should one survive? Share in the comments for discussion and learning XI.
Now, let’s look at today’s market.
In the chart, during today’s upward movement, green bars kept enlarging, indicating the rise was 3+2+1, with bearish forces needing to release. So, tomorrow’s small cycle still requires watching for oscillation. But I want to remind everyone that the big cycle is upward, so what’s the purpose of watching the small cycle? Not out of fear of decline but to find trading opportunities within our system—whether it’s trend first-board premiums, core continuous boards, or tail-end misjudged stocks in the three-board correction. This must be clear.
Previously, I didn’t want to write about the big market because the big cycle was upward. Overemphasizing small cycle risks might scare everyone. Today, I want to emphasize that our analysis of the small cycle depends on the current battlefield—what weapons to use in the fight. Remember, don’t let fear take over, but respect the market.
Personal opinion, for reference only.
Next, we’ll finish the other four T+0 patterns; yesterday I only covered the first four.
5. Positive cycle accumulation + four-cycle reversal in minute chart ACB—understood as a 3+2+1 arc bottom release, bearish forces decreasing, so buy first, then sell.
6. Negative cycle accumulation + positive minute cycle—negative weight rising, sell first, then buy, as shown in the chart.
8. Negative cycle decreasing + four-cycle reversal in minute chart, buy first, then sell.
That’s all for today’s XI learning. Personal opinion, for reference only.
In the world of emotions, you must not have your own emotions—only right or wrong! You need to have that divine eye, to see the whole picture!
Learn to develop a correct emotional game system + learn to control the “inner demon.” I’ve shared both methods with you. This is my 30-year original practical experience. I hope those who come across this cherish it!
Whether you like to like first then watch, or watch then like, remember to give a thumbs up!
Thank you all for supporting the article’s popularity. Your support is my motivation to keep updating. My gold fan team continues to support me as always. Also, I see many new faces sending encouragement coupons. Thanks for your support, and I wish everyone early access to your “Sunflower Manual.” If you like my “Sunflower Manual,” I will stay online for a long time to learn XI with everyone.
Today’s support coupons hit a new high. Every time I organize the tips and coupons list, I make a point to remember the names—maybe we can meet offline at the Taogu Ba annual gathering. When you mention your name, I’ll know who you are.
Thanks for everyone’s recognition. Only sincerity in this world is irreplaceable.
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If you want to learn my trading system, you can follow the mental method posts + homepage live replay, combined with learning XI (each article contains valuable insights and case sharing; take time to read through all of them). [Taogu Ba]
If you think the teacher has valuable content, like first then watch, aiming for 500 likes.
If you find the teacher’s output valuable, please give a small tip and buy the teacher a cup of tea.
If you want the teacher to continue providing XI consistently, support the teacher with some encouragement (coupons).
If you want articles and live streams to be combined for quick mastery of my 30-year trading system, join the hundred-person protection broadcast team and get a broadcast prompt ticket.
Next, I’ll give a simple review of the XI I teach (personal opinion, for reference only).
Now everyone can quickly understand dynamic values; everyone has achieved success in learning, and mutual communication has improved our understanding, which is gratifying.
Just after Roman unfollowed, it surged by 4 points again. Awareness still needs strengthening, but there’s no choice—yesterday I followed it mainly to observe its premium value.
No need to thank me; the market carries risks. The knowledge learned should be used with risk management in mind. I am just your sidekick in the race.
Seeing you all applying my system makes me very happy. Just remember, this market is high-risk. Always stay calm—neither greedy nor fearful.
For 18 select 4, choose like selecting a beautiful woman—first screening broadly, then refining, then observing temperament—nothing less.
The young guy jumped the gun; the dynamic volume is still below 5.7.
What’s your expression, haha? In trading, it’s all about mindset. Yesterday you followed, today you unfollowed. The ability lies in the middle—unfollow and then rise again. It’s not about unfollowing and immediately hitting a limit down; that doesn’t prove you’re right.
I’ve gained some insights, and I sincerely rejoice for you.
When practicing, keep positions light, as my system is uniquely innovative, and adaptation takes time.
Everyone is improving more and more. The top 10 followers have also gained. I personally think Yan Zhi has a good mindset—very patient.
Seeing Brother Yuan Ye’s post makes me want to be reborn. Then I could definitely attend a 985 university, haha. Still, thank you for the praise.
I am in all-round mode; I can do any mode, but I mainly choose the highest frequency ones, such as continuous boards, leading stocks, and low absorption. I can trade the first board, too. There are early session entries, intraday, and end-of-day entries. Different market conditions produce different buy points, so don’t stick to fixed trading modes—decide buy points based on the three market axes during the day.
Let’s review yesterday’s recap: there were 18 consecutive boards. I focused mainly on static values, selecting four stocks with better continuous board patterns. Observe which stocks move first with high volume, and why do I still pay attention to other continuous board stocks? Because during review, I found that two stocks I follow might not become dragons—like Han Lan and Roman. My personal trading plan, shown below, clearly states that Han Lan’s four-board is weaker than three-board, possibly decreasing in strength, leading to a temporary unfollow; Roman also had repeated missed orders yesterday, indicating the main force might not be as strong as imagined. It might rely on high static values to push it to a passive high point. So, yesterday I focused on it because I believed in its premium.
I don’t analyze sector rotation, but I quantify the strength of continuous boards. If the stocks I follow are somewhat weak but market funds are still flowing, new continuous boards might emerge. Yesterday, out of 18, I carefully selected four stocks worth attention. Don’t underestimate the 18 select 4; once I choose and write the article, it’s already 1:26 AM. Reviewing and learning XI with everyone takes twice the usual trading effort. But the atmosphere of XI learning is getting better, and I must persist. With 30 years of short-term practical experience, finding a place to pass on knowledge is also a reflection of my life value. If I do something poorly, I ask for your understanding and tolerance.
Fortunately, I chose four stocks, two of which reached the 9010 dynamic value, gaining attention. The other two, Chengxing opened with a single price, very strong, but only tradable at bidding; in my system, bidding buy points and limit-up buy points are fake buy points, so I gave up on the first one—too much gap-up, let it eat alone. The fourth one rose further but didn’t reach the continuous board dynamic value, so I also actively gave up.
In the end, the power sector’s Yunnan Energy Control and Wall Sheng gained my attention because of their 9010 dynamic values. Let’s review these two: their static values and dynamic values (remember, the quant formula is static value + sector rotation + dynamic value).
Yunnan Energy Control’s static value coefficient:
We often look for stocks with capital inflow; this cyclical pressure value indicates capital inflow. The ultimate goal of capital inflow is to create a resilient leading rise (measured rise value).
The daily chart shows a large ACB, freeing all previous shorts. We must understand that all shorts, including the strongest shorts who refuse to sell, suggest the bullish force is still strong.
Tomorrow’s key resistance is at 13.09; theoretically, it should pass easily.
Yesterday’s turnover was 21%, creating a massive divergence. This morning, divergence turned into consensus, with a smoothness value of 9010.
Fasheng is also very strong, with multiple breakout patterns.
It also has a large-cycle pressure value, from 2020, marked on the chart in green.
The daily chart shows an ACB pattern, indicating that during the rise, it repeatedly released, gaining price breakthroughs, with a horizontal time cycle of 2+1, showing decreasing bearishness.
3. The yellow indicates a massive volume but not a sky-high price. If unclear, enlarge this segment: the chart shows massive volume before, and the high price after—this indicates that the volume is not at sky-high levels, serving as a reverse proof of prior volume release.
Let’s see if these two can continue to maintain the dynamic volume increase tomorrow. Currently, Yunnan Energy’s position is higher—6 boards versus 4 boards for Fasheng—so Yunnan’s continuous board gene seems stronger (but dynamic values are not fixed; they depend on post-close news).
Personal opinion, for reference only.
Starting today’s review.
Today’s workload is small, only 9 consecutive boards. I’ll just report the results: besides the two I follow already, I selected one more for attention, but it’s not a continuous board, just a premium in flow + zero pattern.
Tungsten price rises: Zhangyuan Tungsten, flow + zero, potential for late-day attention.
Tomorrow, it’s a left-hand vs. right-hand battle—can one of these break out as the core leader? What do you think about the Yunnan Energy Control vs. Fasheng battle? Should they both hang together or should one survive? Share in the comments for discussion and learning XI.
Now, let’s look at today’s market.
In the chart, during today’s upward movement, green bars kept enlarging, indicating the rise was 3+2+1, with bearish forces needing to release. So, tomorrow’s small cycle still requires watching for oscillation. But I want to remind everyone that the big cycle is upward, so what’s the purpose of watching the small cycle? Not out of fear of decline but to find trading opportunities within our system—whether it’s trend first-board premiums, core continuous boards, or tail-end misjudged stocks in the three-board correction. This must be clear.
Previously, I didn’t want to write about the big market because the big cycle was upward. Overemphasizing small cycle risks might scare everyone. Today, I want to emphasize that our analysis of the small cycle depends on the current battlefield—what weapons to use in the fight. Remember, don’t let fear take over, but respect the market.
Personal opinion, for reference only.
Next, we’ll finish the other four T+0 patterns; yesterday I only covered the first four.
5. Positive cycle accumulation + four-cycle reversal in minute chart ACB—understood as a 3+2+1 arc bottom release, bearish forces decreasing, so buy first, then sell.
6. Negative cycle accumulation + positive minute cycle—negative weight rising, sell first, then buy, as shown in the chart.
7. Positive cycle decreasing + four-cycle positive ACB in minute chart.
8. Negative cycle decreasing + four-cycle reversal in minute chart, buy first, then sell.
That’s all for today’s XI learning. Personal opinion, for reference only.
In the world of emotions, you must not have your own emotions—only right or wrong! You need to have that divine eye, to see the whole picture!
Learn to develop a correct emotional game system + learn to control the “inner demon.” I’ve shared both methods with you. This is my 30-year original practical experience. I hope those who come across this cherish it!
Whether you like to like first then watch, or watch then like, remember to give a thumbs up!
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Thank you all for supporting the article’s popularity. Your support is my motivation to keep updating. My gold fan team continues to support me as always. Also, I see many new faces sending encouragement coupons. Thanks for your support, and I wish everyone early access to your “Sunflower Manual.” If you like my “Sunflower Manual,” I will stay online for a long time to learn XI with everyone.
Today’s support coupons hit a new high. Every time I organize the tips and coupons list, I make a point to remember the names—maybe we can meet offline at the Taogu Ba annual gathering. When you mention your name, I’ll know who you are.
Thanks for everyone’s recognition. Only sincerity in this world is irreplaceable.