Only looking at the funds without considering the charts or industry?

I often hear people tout that everything is虚的, and that funds are king! As long as there is capital, even pigs can fly! But I want to say, the graphical structure is the foundation! Without a perfect graphical structure, no matter how much capital you have, can you withstand the selling pressure of the entire market in a counter-trend situation? I know some friends say yes! I also know it’s possible! Because capital parties want to become shareholders! Look at these past few days, last year, and January! Those sudden news events caused a batch of stocks to hit the limit-up, even reaching the limit for the entire sector! Most of them had extremely poor graphical structures. Take yesterday’s stocks like Zhangyue Technology, Chinese Online, Rongxin Culture, Jiechengtong, and Gravity Media—these five all have the same pattern. Stocks with this kind of structure, I’ve said before, are very hard to break out! Less than 1% succeed! Fenglong is one of them! But who is the main controller of Fenglong? It’s the wealthiest Zhongjin! And they used suspension to do it! A year or two ago, there was also a stock, Shandong Mining Machinery, which had a similar pattern and managed to break out. That’s because of strong capital support, solved with a limit-up mode! But I want to say, the success rate is very low! So when we analyze stocks, first we look at the pattern! The graphical structure is the track left by main capital operations. Stocks without operations, sudden moves, are passive, quant-driven! How can they soar during gaps in chips?
On the other hand, let’s look at the chemical industry! Many stocks in chemicals have nearly perfect patterns! They can be temporarily impacted, but because their fundamentals are solid, once the impact hits and capital can’t keep up, they can immediately counterattack! Today, there are 11 chemical stocks hitting the limit-up, while yesterday only 27 media stocks left a few? Except for the stocks you can’t buy like Zhangyue Long Yun, there’s only one top beauty stock! Last year, DS emerged suddenly, and many stocks rose well, but they all had clear pre-setup and obvious capital operation tracks! And what about SD now?
Did the successful predecessors of the past see capital? Did they use L2? No! What did they look at? The pattern, the trading volume! Isn’t the so-called capital just trading volume times price?
The same applies to themes! I’ve said in previous posts, I don’t care what theme a stock has, I only care about what its main business is! What industry and sector it belongs to!
Only when the sector is strong will individual stocks be strong!
Only stocks with genuine gold and silver operation tracks will be strong!