60w band operation day 194, currently 189w

March 17th, 194th day of swing trading. Let’s first look at the account. Today, the profit and loss showed a withdrawal of over 10,000, and I made two adjustments: sold out of Electric Power Investment Energy and re-entered Dinglong Co., Ltd.

Let’s talk about the individual stocks. Electric Power Investment Energy’s overall trend remains unchanged. In the short term, its movement has broken some support levels, but when considering stocks over this period, it’s important to look at the broader market. On a weekly chart, Electric Power Investment Energy is still fine. Often, differences in understanding and opinions about stocks lead to different outcomes.

Selling Electric Power Investment Energy and re-entering Dinglong Co. was to make the overall account more proactive. Although I sold Electric Power Investment Energy, it doesn’t mean it’s a bad stock; I might re-enter later if opportunities arise.

As for Dinglong Co., I have traded this stock before, so I won’t go into too much detail. Its current trend and timing are still relatively favorable. I’ll leave it to time and market conditions.

Finally, Inke Medical. First, it has a profit cushion; second, it hasn’t met my personal expectations; third, the position size is small, so I choose to hold steady. The current market environment is challenging; high-frequency adjustments often do more harm than good, so it’s better to watch more and act less.

Many stocks with good trends have performed poorly recently, and the market hasn’t stabilized yet. It’s very important now to control positions and choose stocks with strong resilience. It’s normal to lose money during this period; losses are part of the market. Try not to lose money due to your own adjustments—at least, it’s acceptable if you do.

That’s all for today. Just a simple record. If you like it, please like and follow. Thank you!