In the third week of May, Li Yang basically started to bail out.
The market this month was quite complicated; if he held on and didn't move, he might lose money. He's not good at high-frequency trading, so whenever a stock went up, he would immediately pull out.
Best to lock in the limit-up; on the day of the lockdown, he would definitely get out for maximum profit.
Just run a bit every day, whatever amount he can recover counts.
Over the past ten trading days this month, he hadn't actually made much money; his total floating profit was just twenty percent.
On Monday, the market suddenly dropped six points. The market had just broken through the five thousand mark and instantly fell back to four thousand seven hundred points.
There's still some room left, suitable for high-frequency trading, which he wasn't quite suited for.
Staying a month might not even increase by a few points; it would all be swallowed by volatility.
