Hailianxun has sold out. Thanks to Kong Manzi, thanks to Jisilu, thanks to Hangzhou State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission.

PortfolioAlert · 2026-02-12T05:23:21+00:00

The author shared recent investment experiences, thanks to the encouragement from the Secretary of the Board, Kong Manzi's post, and the information provided by Jisilu. By analyzing the data, they successfully profited from the Shanghai and Shenzhen B-shares, sold Gujinggong B, and ultimately turned red, reflecting on their own shortcomings in investment perspective.

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2026-02-12 05:23:21

Abstract generation in progress

These past few days, I haven’t been able to sleep well because a week ago I called the secretary of Hailianxun. Miss Dong is quite nice, a young girl with a pleasant voice, and she said they would definitely go public before the Spring Festival. She is also very pretty*.

@Kong Manzi’s post is a popular thread on Jisilu. The part she invested in is well-reasoned, logical, clear, and straightforward. The first time I saw this information was from her, and that’s why I want to especially thank her.
Then I carefully checked the “Arbitrage” section on Jisilu, and the data is clear and precise. As a veteran member, I am even more grateful to Jisilu.
Finally, I thank the Hangzhou State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission because they said that the steam engine of Hangqi Turbine might be used for rockets or satellites or something, so the stock kept rising a few days ago. I don’t understand it, but the key is that I made money.

My Shanghai and Shenzhen B-shares have always been fully invested. To buy more, I had to sell the two shares of Gujinggong B to free up funds. Fortunately! I sold less and lost 20%, but the ones I bought gained 60%. Three times in total, I bought 400 lots.

Last night, I carefully calculated the price at the limit-down, sold a small portion at that price, then continued selling in the morning until I sold out.

Looking back, it actually turned red again. I almost broke my leg.

My vision is still too narrow, my perspective too small.

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