Becoming the King of Bottom Fishing After Going All-In on A-Shares

The post about Lu Chenzhou on Tsinghua University's BBS has been upvoted to 150,000 views.

The title of the main post has been updated several times. The latest version is: [Leverage Bro's God-like Battle: Clearing out all long positions at HK$16 and simultaneously going all-in on short positions, making a whopping HK$2175 million in one day!]

The post provided a detailed recap of Lu Chenzhou's actions today:

At 9:30, BYD opened at HK$16.00.

Lu Chenzhou liquidated all his long positions, making a profit of HK$1425 million.

At the same time, he went short at HK$16.00, with a total of 187.5 million shares and a principal of HK$3000 million.

At 9:31, the stock price began to plummet.

15.00, 14.00, 13.00...

At 11:15, the stock price fell to HK$12.00.

Lu Chenzhou closed all his short positions, making a profit of HK$750 million.

Total profit for the day: HK$2175 million, with an initial investment of HK$150 million turning into HK$2325 million in one day.

The number of replies to the post is increasing every second:

"??????"

"Short selling with all positions at the same time??? What kind of operation is this???"

"I watched it three times to make sure I wasn't mistaken."

He went long at 16 yuan and then went short at the same time.

In other words, at the same price, he first sells long, then opens a short position.

This is not a human, this is a god.

"The key question is, how did he know the stock price would fall? When it opened at 16 yuan, the entire market was scrambling to buy, everyone thought it would rise further, how dare he short it?"

"You can tell from what he said: 'The peak is when the good news is realized,' 'The sentiment will reverse,' and 'Those who chase the high will be liquidated.' He has already calculated everything that will happen today."

"So his shorting at 16 wasn't gambling, it was a prediction?"

"Yes, it wasn't gambling, it was prediction. He calculated that the probability was close to 100%, so he went all in."

There was a moment of silence below the post. Then someone posted a long comment:

"I was watching the market closely today. At 9:30 when it opened at 16:00, I saw Lu Chenzhou clearing out his long positions and I thought he had gone crazy."

After clearing out his positions, he went short with all his funds. I think he's completely gone mad.

At 9:31, the stock price started to fall, which I thought was a normal correction.

At 9:35, the stock price fell below 15 yuan, and I started to feel that something was wrong.

At 10:00, the stock price fell below 14 yuan, and my hands started to shake.

At 10:30, the stock price fell below 13 yuan, and my mind went blank.

At 11:00, the stock price fell below 12 yuan, and I was speechless.

After the market closed, I did some calculations.

If I had followed his short-selling strategy at 16 yuan, I could have made hundreds of thousands of yuan today.

But I dare not.

It's not because I can't see it, it's because I'm afraid to.

And he dared.

That's the difference.

This comment was pushed to the top, followed by over ten thousand replies, most of which consisted of only one word: "I'm impressed."

"I heard a classmate terminated their contract early, invested 30,000 and only received 30,000, which increased tenfold in just a few days. Is that true?"

"Holy crap! That's incredible! Tenfold increase in just a few days? That can't be real, right?"

"It's true. This student's mother needed surgery and was short a lot of money, so she took a gamble and invested in Lu Chenzhou. Now that the returns can cover the surgery costs, she terminated the contract early."

"Damn! That student is ruthless! They'd gamble away their life-saving money?"

"They had no choice; the deficit was too large, 27 yuan. They couldn't borrow the money, and if they didn't have the surgery soon, they might die."

"To multiply tenfold in just a few days, you really have to admire tenfold leverage; it's truly a miracle of leverage."

"I'm thinking of using 10x leverage too, I want to take a gamble."

"Brother, stay calm. You're not Lu Chenzhou, and you don't have that ability. Don't mess around."

"Right! You don't have the foresight to see Leverage Bro's strength and dare to bet on him."

Is Leverage Bro still raising funds?

"After being reported by Zhao Xianglong last time, we have temporarily stopped accepting fundraising. We will probably have to wait until the company is registered before we can start again."

"Zhao Xianglong seems to have quieted down lately, what's going on?"

"Can't this just stop? Brother Lu earns over 2000 million a day, how can he compare?"

At CICC, Lin Zhengmao sat at his desk, with Lu Chenzhou's complete trading records for the day spread out in front of him.

He has watched it five times, and each time he finds it incredible.

Standing to the side, Li Mingyang cautiously asked, "Chief Lin, what's your opinion?"

Lin Zhengmao did not answer directly; instead, he pointed to two transactions in the record.

Closing a long position at 16:00 and opening a short position at 16:00: "Look at this time difference, less than three seconds. What does that mean?"

Li Mingyang thought for a moment: "It means that his closing of long positions and opening of short positions are a continuous action. It's not about selling first, then looking, and then deciding to go short, but rather that selling and going short are done as one."

"Yes, he had already calculated it before the market opened. He planned to go long at 16 yuan and short at 16 yuan. This isn't just quick reaction; it's prediction."

He knew 16 was the high point, and he also knew 16 was the low point. Same price, two actions, one logic.

He paused, then said, "And he closed his short position at 12, and it later dropped to a low of 11.9. He didn't capture the final profit. Why do you think that is?"

Li Mingyang hesitated for a moment: "Can't he see it?"

Lin Zhengmao shook his head.

"It's not that I can't see it, it's that I can see it, but I don't eat it."

He knew there was still profit to be made, but he also knew that the risk of making that profit was too great.

His target price is 12; he'll leave once he reaches that.

"No matter how much more comes, it's none of his business anymore."

He looked at Li Mingyang: "Do you know how many people in this market have died because of the 'hold on a little longer' mentality?"

Li Mingyang remained silent.

"Almost everyone thinks, 'I'll hold on a little longer and earn more.'"

But Lu Chenzhou didn't want to.

It wasn't because he didn't want to make money, but because he knew that any money he earned by "holding it a little longer" would eventually be lost back.

Because what allows you to hold on a little longer is greed.

Greed is the most dangerous thing in this market.

He picked up a pen and wrote one word in the record: "I submit".

In Hong Kong, Wei Zhexuan sat in the trading hall, the screen in front of him displaying BYD's closing price: HK$11.90.

His fingers tapped lightly on the table, rhythmically, one tap after another.

Cheng Jiajun stood to the side, clutching a transaction record in his hand, his face grim.

"Boss, we bought BYD at the peak and shorted it, and lost more than ten million."

Lu Chenzhou opened a short position of 1.875 million shares at HK$16.00 and closed it at HK$12.00, making a profit of over HK$20 million today.

Wei Zhexuan remained silent.

Cheng Jiajun asked cautiously, "Boss, what's next?"

Wei Zhexuan smiled, but it was a bitter smile.

"I've been trading my whole life, and I never imagined that one day I would be taken advantage of by a student."

If I had listened to your advice and closed some of my short positions, I wouldn't have lost so much.

If I had bought in at the end of the trading day to close my short position, I wouldn't have lost so much. But I bought in to close my position when the stock price was at its highest.

We bought to close our position, but he sold, or even shorted.

When he opened a short position at 16, a voice in my head said it was impossible.

With Buffett investing, how could the stock price possibly fall?

But it turns out he was more clear-headed than I was.

Because in his mind, there is no "impossible," only "probability."

Cheng Jiajun comforted him, "Boss, individual stocks don't represent the whole picture. The other stocks we shorted are still making a fortune..."

Wei Zhexuan interrupted him: "From now on, I will review every single transaction this person makes."

It's not about following his orders, it's about understanding his logic.

His logic is more valuable than any research report.