1367W time to start bottom fishing 0324 stock midday review

StrawberryIce · 2026-03-24T04:11:56+00:00

The author analyzed the current market conditions, believing that the rebound strength is weak with insufficient trading volume. Although the market position is low, the gains are not significant. He screened four individual stocks for chasing rallies; if they fail to rise in the afternoon, he will maintain an empty position. He maintains a cautious stance on chip-related topics, reminding investors to quickly sell off positions.

StrawberryIce

2026-03-24 04:11:56

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Today assets are 13.67 million, currently holding no positions. [Taogu Ba]
By midday, the median of gains and losses: +1.58%, trading volume estimated to be 295.3 billion less than yesterday.

Is today’s rebound strong?

I think it’s relatively weak. The market didn’t have high volume, activity is low, and few people believe in a rebound.

Because now, whether talks are happening or not is unclear. Media says one thing, then another.

Market volume shrinks, rebound strength is limited, and there are reasons for that.

The current level is already quite low. Why isn’t there high volume? Why are the gains so weak?

What to watch in the afternoon?

Yuyin Shares exceeded today’s high to chase the rally. Huadian New Energy exceeded today’s high to chase the rally. Guangku Technology exceeded today’s high to chase the rally. Jiangbolong exceeded today’s high to chase the rally.

Today I selected four stocks. If the rebound continues, I will increase positions; if it doesn’t rise in the afternoon, I will stay in cash.

That’s also why I didn’t trade this morning.

There was a lot of noise about chips this morning, mostly small articles. Just listen, if the market rebounds, I’ll be optimistic.

If the rebound can’t sustain, remember to sell quickly. I won’t say much more, and I can’t say more.

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