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

At the end of the corridor, Li Ming leaned against the wall, holding his phone in his hand. The screen showed a screenshot of his holdings forwarded from a group chat.

He stared at the string of numbers, his fingers trembling.

His roommate nudged him and asked, "What's wrong? Didn't you invest too? How much did you make?"

Li Ming shook his head, his voice trembling slightly: "I invested 10,000, and proportionally, I made about 80,000 today."

"Eighty thousand? A day?"

"Yeah. I made several hundred thousand in two days combined."

My roommate paused for a moment, then said, "Why didn't I apply back then?"

The discussion became even more heated in the girls' dormitory building.

"Did you see the market today? Lu Chenzhou made over 12 million! He made over 30 million in just two days."

"Wen Zhiyu went again today, didn't she? She invested 30,000 yuan. Proportionally, how much did she earn today?"

"She earned over 400,000 yesterday, and today, proportionally, she'll earn around 200,000? That adds up to almost 700,000."

"Seven hundred thousand? My God, her mother's surgery only cost three hundred thousand, and hers has doubled now."

"No, she terminated the contract early yesterday, took 300,000 yuan and left, and the remaining 25,500 yuan is still earning in the account."

"What a pity, we could have earned even more if we hadn't withdrawn that money."

"Do you think she really likes him?"

"Of course. Otherwise, who would entrust their mother's life-saving money to a guy? And not even her boyfriend."

"Yeah, but I'd like him too. Earning over 30 million in two days, tall and handsome, with a stable personality—where can you find a guy like that?"

"Come on, would they even be interested in you?"

"I was just saying..."

In the dormitory at the end of the corridor, Wen Zhiyu's three roommates sat together, their phone screens displaying a screenshot of their stock holdings.

Xiao Zhou was the first to speak: "Zhiyu earned over 200,000 today. She invested 30,000, and now her account has almost 700,000 including principal and interest."

"Not that much. She took 300,000 this morning, and the rest is still rolling over in the account. Lu Chenzhou is really good to her."

"Do you think Lu Chenzhou also has feelings for Zhiyu? Otherwise, why can she terminate her share early while others can't? And why doesn't he charge her?"

"I don't know. But anyway, Zhiyu's mother has enough money for surgery, so she won't have to work three jobs anymore."

"Yes! She finally made it through."

In the Finance Department's teaching and research office, Zhou Xingbang sat with BYD Electronics' K-line chart on his computer screen.

A large bullish candlestick pattern emerged, pulling the price up from 1.90 to 2.55, representing a gain of 20.85%.

My phone vibrated; it was a message from the department head: "Old Zhou, did your student Lu Chenzhou make money again today?"

Zhou Xingbang smiled wryly and replied, "They made a profit. BYD Electronics earned more than 12 million Hong Kong dollars in one day."

"What about both days combined?"

"The amount in my own account was HK$2175 million yesterday and HK$1262 million today, totaling HK$3437 million over the two days."

Including the initial investment, he now has approximately HK$3557 million in his account; this is the latest initial investment.

There was a full five seconds of silence on the other end of the phone.

HK$3557 million? For one student?

"Yes, if it were ten times the return today, the profits would be even higher, but unfortunately it's only double."

"..." There was silence again on the other end of the phone. "Old Zhou, how exactly did you teach this student?"

Zhou Xingbang sighed: "Director Wang, to be honest, I didn't teach him much; he taught me more."

After hanging up the phone, Zhou Xingbang leaned back in his chair, staring blankly at the ceiling.

He recalled that yesterday when Lu Chenzhou went all in on shorting the market, he stood beside him and asked, "How dare you?"

He recalled Lu Chenzhou saying "the probability is close to 100%" in a calm tone, as if he were saying the weather was nice today.

He recalled that this morning, when everyone else was panicking, Lu Chenzhou sat there motionless.

Then, at the lowest point, I went all in on BYD Electronics.

He didn't ask, "How do you know it will go up?" because he knew the answer—Lu Chenzhou had calculated the probability.

This student really doesn't need his teaching anymore.

On the Tsinghua University BBS that afternoon, the post about Lu Chenzhou had already reached 200,000 upvotes.

The main post title has been updated to the latest version: [Leverage Guru Reaches Godhood Again: Precisely Buys BYD Electronics Amidst a 1000-Point Drop, Earning Another 1262 Million in One Day!]

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

At 9:30, Hong Kong stocks were affected by the sharp drop in US stocks, with the Hang Seng Index plunging 1,000 points, a drop of more than 5.5%.

At 9:35, BYD Electronics fell to HK$1.90. Lu Chenzhou bought in with all his funds, going all in on HK$4590 million.

Subsequently, Hong Kong stocks staged a sharp V-shaped reversal, with BYD Electronics surging and turning from red to green, closing at HK$2.55, a gain of 20.85%.

Total profit for the day: HK$1262.25. Total profit over two days: HK$3437. Net account balance: HK$3557.

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

"??????"

"Two days? HK$3437 million? Is that even possible?"

"I checked it three times to make sure I wasn't mistaken. He shorted BYD yesterday and bought BYD Electronics today. Does he have a grudge against BYD?"

"The key point is that Hong Kong stocks plummeted by 1,000 points today! The market fell by 5.5%, and he actually went all in at the lowest point, and then it immediately rebounded by 20 points. This is not prediction, this is a miracle."

"And did you notice that he bought BYD Electronics, not BYD? BYD fell today, but BYD Electronics rose 20%. How did he know to buy that?"

"I don't know, but he does, and that's enough."

"I did the math. He had 150 million yuan of his own capital, and it turned into 3557 million yuan in two days. That's 23.7 times. Two days, 23.7 times."

"I didn't earn this much in five years."

"I didn't earn this much in ten years."

"Don't even mention ten years, I didn't earn this much in twenty years."

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, Hong Kong stocks opened with a sharp drop. I saw the Hang Seng Index drop by more than 5 points, and I thought the day was over."

When Lu Chenzhou bought BYD Electronics with all his funds at 9:35, I thought he had gone mad.

Then the stock price started to rise: 1.90, 2.00, 2.10, 2.20...

I watched it rise by 20 points.

After the market closed, I did the math. If I had bought at 1.90, I could have made 20 points today.

But I didn't dare, because the market had dropped by more than 5%, and everyone was panicking. I didn't dare.

And he dared.

It wasn't because he was bold, but because he had calculated it clearly. Yesterday, when he shorted the market, he said the probability was "close to 100%". Today, when he bought the dip, he probably had calculated it clearly as well.

That's the difference.

"I'm curious, how did you know that Lu Chenzhou bought BYD Electronics shares at 9:35?"

Did you bribe Lu Chenzhou's investors?

"Only they could stay in trading room 608 and know the trading hours?"

"Holy crap! There's a spy! Who the hell leaked this information? Step forward!"

"Damn! I knew something was wrong. Now I see. I was wondering why a large number of followers suddenly appeared after Brother Lu bought in. You people have no ethics in the stock market and are playing dirty tricks."

"What spy or not? Brother Lu didn't say we can't spread this. The door to trading room 608 is always open. He doesn't care if you know what's being traded."

"Huh? So arrogant? Aren't you afraid someone will dump their shares?"

"Are you kidding me? BYD Electronics is a subsidiary of BYD, and Buffett bought BYD stock. You're going to dump Buffett's shares? You wouldn't dare even if you had ten lives."

"Heh! What's there to be afraid of? Brother Lu even dared to short BYD with his entire portfolio and made a fortune! What do you say to that?"

"Stubborn as an ant! Always taking things too seriously!"

"Brothers, I'm thinking of buying some BYD Electronics shares tomorrow, just to give it a try. What do you guys think?"

"This...this is a bit risky, I suggest you be careful."