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Huadian Energy fourth board, what is the underlying logic?
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Huadian Energy hit four consecutive limit-ups.
The first limit-up opened high, the second limit-up also opened high, the third limit-up again opened high, and the fourth limit-up also opened high. Four high opens formed four limit-ups in a row, creating a seamless sequence of four limit-ups, a hot sector in power generation.
Jinniu Chemical
Three limit-ups.
The first limit-up opened low and then surged to hit the limit, with a large price swing. The second limit-up opened high, and the third limit-up also opened high, reaching a new high. These three limit-ups were formed consecutively in a seamless manner.
Two consecutive limit-ups.
Huadian Energy had four limit-ups in a row.
Jinniu Chemical had three limit-ups.
The first limit-up opened low and then surged to hit the limit. The second limit-up opened high, and the third limit-up also opened high, continuing the trend with two consecutive high-open limit-ups.
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Limit-up stocks.
First, based on data, there are three limit-ups daily, sometimes four.
Identify three or four limit-ups, and understand the underlying logic of new highs. This is the basic approach to catching limit-ups.