Here is the translation of the given content: "Change with the wind" - Stock market practical skills

Author: Junhong
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Features: In a strong market, market hotspots are vibrant and diverse, with new hot sectors emerging every day or even every hour. Short-term experts often follow the principle of sector rotation by buying stocks in other sectors after selling one, achieving rapid and ideal gains. However, to keep pace with the market rhythm and seize every fluctuating hotspot, it is essential to strengthen stock selection preparation. Many investors only start selecting stocks when a strong market arrives, often lagging behind the market by half a beat due to insufficient preparation in the intense market changes. In reality, the prerequisite for accurately capturing individual stock opportunities in a strong market is to prepare early in the preceding weak market. Every market adjustment cycles a new bull market. Only by thoroughly understanding listed companies and actively selecting stocks before the strong market arrives can investors avoid chasing highs and selling lows, being overwhelmed, and handle the strong market trends with ease. Therefore, investors must conduct extensive screening and selection of stocks before the strong market arrives, choosing candidate stocks to establish their own stock pool. When the strong market arrives, they can then select specific investment targets based on the distribution of market hotspots. It should also be noted that to achieve ideal gains in a strong market, it is necessary to capture the leading stocks or a small number of highly correlated hot stocks. Only by selecting such stocks can investors achieve returns exceeding the market index's performance. In a strong market, investors must dare to chase gains. For stocks with locked limit-up boards, it is essential to remain bullish, as the limit-up indicates that bullish market forces dominate in the stock. Even when the limit-up is firmly locked, we can still expect higher prospects. However, if after a continuous surge, the limit-up is repeatedly broken during trading and gradually becomes difficult to lock, investors should remain vigilant and pay attention to the risk of a top at a high position. This situation indicates that the internal major funds have differing views on the stock's future performance, and some major funds are quietly exiting. Investors should be cautious and consider taking profits. For example: Guidong Power walked a limit-up trend on June 13, 2001, seemingly ready to break through with an upward trend. P8