[Red Envelope] Using China Power LiaoNeng as a case study, analyze the complete strategy of creating the "Crossing Dragon" with Yuzu and provide a weekly summary

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This week’s recap:

Monday: Focus on Hua Dian Liaoneng via board-pulling orders
Hua Dian Liaoneng got forced into a board last Friday with a weak board. On Monday’s open, it matched the premarket expectation of a weak-to-strong reversal, so I followed the plan and pulled to the re-close to participate.

Tuesday: Take profit on Hua Dian Liaoneng
According to the premarket strategy, Hua Dian Liaoneng successfully broke the deadlock and advanced to a 6-board yesterday. Today there’s an acceleration expectation, but you also need to watch the sector’s direction indicator—Yu Neng Holding—so you can’t see negative feedback.
The day’s opening auction didn’t meet expectations. I trimmed on the run-up, then after the limit-up blast-and-offboard, I took profit and exited.

Wednesday:

1. Focus in the opening auction on Hunan Development
2. Correct with a half-way buyback into Hua Dian Liaoneng
3. Lightly buy near the moving average area into Shouhang New Energy

Hunan Development: In the auction phase, it was found to be strengthening with a one-word limit-up. As a “gap-up continuation” expectation target after Hua Dian Liaoneng breaks the board, I placed a direct order to buy via the auction.
Hua Dian Liaoneng: After yesterday’s divergence, it continued hitting the limit-up, pulling back the “grid-related/coal-electricity calculation” board. Today the opening auction weak-to-strong reversed, and I bought it back with the correction.
Shouhang New Energy: Bought lightly near the moving average area as planned.

Thursday:

1. Do T on Hua Dian Liaoneng
2. Continue holding Hunan Development
3. Buy via board-pulling into Zhong Min Energy

Hua Dian Liaoneng: Late yesterday, Yu Neng Holding dropped sharply. Today it still opened significantly higher and then sold off. When the stock showed good support during the session, I bought on the pullback at low levels. In the afternoon when it exploded off the board, I did a T, and at the close, seeing the main forces avoiding abnormality intentions, I proactively avoided volatility and took protective action.
Hunan Development: Meets the “two-to-three” pattern. The auction volume reached the total turnover of the previous day; I continue to hold.
Zhong Min Energy: As a “secondary breakout/continuation after Hua Dian Liaoneng breaks the board” expectation target, I bought it via a board-pulling order.

Friday:

1. Take profit on Hunan Development, Zhong Min Energy, and Hua Dian Liaoneng
2. Lightly buy at low levels into Tian Qin Equipment

Hunan Development: It was positioned ahead of it in the auction by Xineng Taishan. It surged and then fell back. I took profit as planned.
Zhong Min Energy: Opened with a direct sell-off and didn’t meet expectations. I took profit and exited.
Hua Dian Liaoneng: Held until the afternoon when it surged higher and took profit on half. At the close, observing that the main force had no intention to create “no gap/abnormality” action, and expecting a gap-down on next Monday, I took profit on the entire position.
Tian Qin Equipment: Although the U.S. and Iran have started talks, the U.S. side is still mobilizing ground troops. Based on this, I judged it and entered via a low-level buy.

Using Hua Dian Liaoneng as an example, break down the complete method of how “Crossing the Dragon” is built

1. What is a “Crossing the Dragon”?

A Crossing the Dragon refers to when an index falls hard and market sentiment turns panicky, yet a stock starts against the trend, pushes through internal contention, and ultimately pulls sentiment back—giving most short-term traders an opportunity to profit.

These trades aren’t made by a streak of one-word limit-ups. Instead, they strengthen amid divergence and rise through higher turnover.

2. The five key steps for making a Crossing the Dragon

1. Select the target: Small floating market cap
   For stocks with a small float, the cost to guide capital for traders is low, and it’s also easier for market forces to push. Big-cap stocks have a hard time showing “crossing” characteristics—this is the premise.

2. Launch point: When the market has divergence

A true Crossing the Dragon doesn’t start during a climax of sentiment. It quietly appears when the index breaks down and sentiment gets hit from both sides.
For example, on Monday the index broke below 3800 points and there were only a little over a hundred red charts across both markets—yet Hua Dian Liaoneng still moved strong against the trend. Such stocks naturally have identifiability.

3. Key “towing/pulling up”: Establishing the leadership position

This is how traders show their strength. On a 6-board, through the opening auction, they create momentum directly to achieve a “most extreme weak-to-strong” snap board.
① Timing: Index and sentiment get “double-sacked” days
② Action: A high-open to instant snap board
③ Purpose: To tell the whole market—“I’m the leader”

4. Lower your posture: Share the benefit—open up participation space

Many leader stocks fail because they “don’t give people a chance to get on the train.” Traders’ mindset is reflected in:
On a 7-board, it opens flat and gives up the high-open, allowing retail investors and those who missed the entry to have a chance to participate. By lowering their posture proactively, they attract market forces.
Remember: a leader stock you can’t buy won’t go far.

5. Forming unified momentum: Acceleration

After full turnover on the move from 6 to 7, on the 8-board it directly accelerates and locks the board, because everyone who should get on already has, so there’s no need for more turnover.
From 6-board to 8-board, investors participating at each stage can capture a premium. Even if the stock breaks the board on the 9-board, everyone still has a profit cushion.

3. One-sentence summary of the core principle

First, tow it up to establish the leader position; then, share the gains to aggregate market forces.

The essence of a Crossing the Dragon isn’t that traders alone eat by themselves. It’s that all short-term participants can make money. If you can profit from getting on at the 6-board, you can profit from getting on at the 7-board, and you can still profit from getting on at the 8-board. Everyone makes money, and everyone is willing to lock