Some small-cap stocks that were ambushed have been held for up to a month and a half, bought during the callback after the last new stock rally. They haven't shown much movement, going up and down without meeting expectations. So even when ambushing from the left side, you must find stocks with a history of pulling up, with good elasticity. Don't even touch those that don't move forward without looking back; no matter how much they drop, it's useless, just unlocking all the way to show you.

In fact, I can take this opportunity and emotion to call my other bags, which are also pulling up. It is really no problem to accelerate 20% or 30% with my buying. It is easy to pull up, but forget it, small market capitalization is too P. After the pull, most of them quickly P down, purely cutting liquidity. I will not sell, but some of my friends in the group know what I bought, and there must be someone who jumped the gun

Damn it. Someone finally came to shill the small coin I bought.