Looking for Opportunities in the Future

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-04T16:26:08+00:00

The article discusses the impact of quantitative trading on the market, pointing out that it leads to extreme price fluctuations, making it difficult to judge the main trend and leading stocks. While sectors like oil and gas still require attention, investment should be combined with news analysis to find safe entry points. Additionally, sectors such as tungsten, indium phosphide, and computing power experiencing price increases are also worth investors' attention. Overall, it is believed that investment opportunities may arise after a significant decline.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-04 16:26:08

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Quantitative trading is really aggressive.

During the early trading session, many stocks hit the daily limit down.

This is the reason why I dislike quantitative trading.

After triggering the quantitative strategy,

the rise is too extreme, and the fall is also very sharp.

It’s already impossible to judge the main trend based on intensity!

You have to judge the leading stocks!

Even the logic no longer works.

As long as the quant algorithms target it, it can work.

Oil and gas divergence,

funds quickly switch to

electric power, storage, tungsten price hikes, and other sectors.

Later, oil and gas stocks are pushed up again.

The oil and gas sector hasn’t finished its move.

We should continue to watch for follow-up opportunities.

But it’s not just about buying randomly to make money.

You need to combine news and find safe entry points.

Other sectors,

tungsten price hikes, indium phosphide price increases, computing power,

are also starting to attract attention.

Follow the strong stocks.

After a significant index drop, there could be big opportunities ahead.

Opportunities are always created by declines!

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