The Alliance Hierarch's early seat at "Galaxy Securities Ningbo Jiefang Road" required a godly slice or a ghostly slash—a true test of personal judgment. And so on...

What's the use of cramming all this stuff? When a retail investor understands most of the active main forces, making a little money is really not too difficult. Flip through the Dragon Tiger List every day; if you see the Alliance Hierarch on it, follow quickly; if you see Brother Sun on it, run. This method doesn't require you to be very smart; anyone can learn it. It's simply about putting in the hard work. This involves diligently collecting data, memorizing all the corresponding seats, and then specifically looking for opportunities with main forces that align with your own philosophy.

Is it difficult? Actually, not at all.

Take Zhongtong God Car, for example. On May 19th, when the high-win-rate "East Asia Qianhai Securities North Branch" and Ge Weidong entered the market, smart people should have followed. On May 23rd, the moment you saw "Anxin Securities Xi'an Qujiang Chihu South Road Securities Business Department" heavily buying 30,000,000 worth, you should have made up your mind right away. The Reassurance Knight himself has already identified the popular leading stock for you, so just follow along!

What's the Reassurance Knight's style? He focuses on popular leading stocks, dares to keep adding to positions while pursuing higher prices, and employs a strategy executed on a grand scale. On the 24th, if you followed in at 9.32, even if you didn't dare hold until 19, getting out at 15 should have been perfectly fine, right?! On May 31st, the Reassurance Knight exited using a custodian transfer seat. If you had followed by selling at the opening on June 1st, you'd have easily pocketed a 70% profit. It requires no brains, just hands.

Stick to reviewing every day, keep an eye on "East Asia Qianhai Securities North Branch" and the Reassurance Knight. As long as you're not too greedy, you can make money with your eyes closed. This was the wealth code for 2022. Have you learned it? When they fail twice in a row, switch to another routine; it's that simple.

Now, do you have some understanding of what market synergy means? High-win-rate speculators charge forward. Smart retail investors follow immediately, driving up stock prices to attract market attention. Then, funds with different styles take over at different points, pushing the price to new highs wave after wave. This is called synergy. And those retail investors who feared heights initially, missed out repeatedly, and then risked chasing highs later are the last to pay the bill—the leeks to be harvested.

Class dismissed!

Monday passed by very smoothly. Some classmates recognized Zhao Brother and the Wenzhou Gang on the Dragon Tiger List and were buzzing about it in the group chat until the middle of the night. But Han Lie paid no attention to anyone, quietly going about his own business.

「November 12th, Tuesday.」

In the morning, yesterday's rankings were available for viewing. Han Lie, with a 0.48% positive return, ranked 77,352nd. Boy oh boy, out of over 800,000 contestants, fewer than one in ten made a profit on the first day. That's really tough. The class rankings were also out, and Han Lie was 13th. This showed that the students of the finance class were well above the average level, mainly due to the better performance of local students from Magic Capital.

Duan Xiaoyi played it smart, buying a half position in "Great Wisdom" yesterday. She enjoyed a comfortable rebound and was temporarily ranked second. To everyone's surprise, the first was the Berserker, Chen Ping. He had put his entire portfolio in Maotai at its lowest point yesterday, ending the day with a total gain of 3.28%.

Xi Luting… emmm, better not mention it.

The group chat was especially lively. Classmates were full of passion; Chen Ping and Duan Xiaoyi were overjoyed and talked incessantly. Everything quieted down at 9:30 a.m. when the stock market officially opened.

Han Lie, following his planned strategy, waited for Lianxin to surge. At 3%, he got ready. Noticing that the upward momentum was still strong, he held on until about 5.5%. He saw signs that the momentum was nearing a halt. With the broader market making a strong rebound and many hot spots on the board, he decisively exited.

Lianxin's share price later peaked at 11.99, but Han Lie didn't feel any regret; his heart remained utterly undisturbed. He had bought it solely for the surge, and his response strategy was set in stone: if the market was weak, he would hold and see; if the market was strong, it was time to say goodbye. His initial target was only 3%, and now earning an extra 2.5% was already a great success. Even if it later hit the daily limit, it wouldn't count as having sold too soon. Moreover, as other sectors rallied together, funds became dispersed. This indeed resulted in the stock peaking and then falling back, proving Han Lie's thinking was very correct—an excellent move.

After clearing out, Han Lie immediately dived into Kaiyuan Instruments. Kaiyuan and Lianxin were considered part of the same theme, both related to the concept of high bonus issues. Lianxin, as the first stock to surge aggressively, was considered a minor leader of this short-term theme. Kaiyuan, on the other hand, was a secondary stock boosted by the spillover effect from these funds; it hadn't risen much yet and had hit its first limit-up the day before. This was a clear opportunity for catch-up growth.

Watching Kaiyuan make an aggressive upward move, Han Lie didn't think much and followed his intuition, buying at a high point. The transaction price was 15.29 for 5,000 shares, an 80% position. This wasn't a blind buy but one based on clear logic. Catch-up growth is a pattern with high certainty. If a sector leader is priced too high, or if it has continuous limit-ups making it unattainable, market attention will inevitably shift. It will move towards lower-priced stocks within the same theme. This isn't mysticism; it's psychology.

Zhongtong God Car had risen so incredibly; it was understandable not to chase. But when every stock in the market containing the word "bus" was rising in its wake, if you still didn't dare to buy, then you simply weren't suited for stock trading. Because you didn't even understand what certainty meant.

Not long after Han Lie finished buying Kaiyuan, it hit the limit-up at 15.99 yuan, netting him a nice profit of 0.70 yuan per share. After the market closed, Han Lie reviewed the Dragon Tiger List and chuckled.

Well, what a coincidence, Zhao Brother!

Zhao Brother hadn't bought much of this stock, just over 5,800,000 worth. Catch-up stocks seldom exceed the leader's gains, so he possibly felt there wasn't much room for growth.

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