Question 1:

This is the first time I have seen this question. I guess what LZ means is to choose an industry with huge short-term profit opportunities but the same risks. I will consider such an industry. After a long time, combined with the development of various industries, I believe that only industries that are closely related to the actual economic environment and indicators, and have strong fluctuations almost every day, can meet the requirements.

Currently, such industries only include the coal, petroleum, energy sector and non-ferrous metals sector. Because the international dollar trend and international bulk futures fluctuate every trading day. In comparison, the impact of US dollar price trends is not as strong as that of bulk futures. Because the price trends of gold, crude oil, copper, aluminum and other futures on the New York Stock Exchange will directly affect the trends of domestic coal energy and non-ferrous sector stocks. The recent strong trends in aluminum and copper stocks illustrate this point.

Give LZ a website where you can view the price K-line chart of overnight international futures.

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Question 2:

August is generally in the middle to late stage of the bull market (my opinion), and stock selection strategies should be combined with semi-annual reports The right way is to focus on individual stocks for performance. For specific industries, we recommend brokerages, coal, nonferrous metals, and shipping. Brokerages have mid-term holdings, short-term holdings for coal and non-ferrous metals, and long-term holdings for shipping.

Question 3:

Whether the market will fall or not, it still depends on the policy, and you can’t go wrong with the policy. At present, the central bank has been pursuing a loose monetary policy, which is the root of this bull market. A large amount of bank credit flows into the stock market through various channels, creating this round of prosperity.

The continued irregular rise in the market will definitely lead to policy intervention, such as May 30, but August is on the eve of the National Day. What the top management needs most is stability, and they certainly do not want the stock market to continue to rise. The sharp fall increased social instability. Therefore, unless the stock market skyrockets, the policy outlook will be optimistic in August and September. The sharp drop in the past few days just shows that self-adjustment of the stock market still exists. Once the stock market falls, the policy outlook will be much safer.

I think the most important thing for stock trading in the market outlook is the trading volume of the market. The line can be "cheated", but the trading volume lies there. Large trading volume ensures a relatively safe factor.