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

He took a deep breath and answered the phone: "Dean Wang."

"Old Zhou, how much did your student Lu Chenzhou earn today?"

Zhou Xingbang gave a wry smile: "I haven't calculated it in detail yet. Yesterday, he bought 38900 shares of CITIC Securities at the limit-down price of 15.42, with a cost of 60 yuan."

Today's closing price was 17.88, with a portfolio value of 69, resulting in a one-day unrealized profit of 5.

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

"Ninety-five thousand? In one day?"

"Yes, one day, and that's without leverage."

His initial capital was only 10,000 yuan, which he had to borrow from his classmates.

I borrowed 590,000 with 10x leverage, for a total position of 600,000.

The actual rate of return... when leveraged, is astonishing.

"..." There was silence on the other end of the phone again.

Zhou Xingbang continued, "Moreover, he bought at the limit-down price yesterday, and today it immediately hit the limit-up price. This move..."

He paused, as if considering his words: "To be honest, Dean Wang, I've been in the financial industry for so many years and I've never seen this kind of operation before."

It's not about how much money he made, but rather the precision with which he timed his trades and his grasp of market sentiment—it's completely unlike what you'd expect from a college student.

"you mean?"

"What I mean is, everything he said at the salon that day now seems to be true."

Valuation, policy, cycle, human nature—what he said wasn't just an endorsement; he truly understood it.

At the time, I thought he was exaggerating, but now I realize I was just not smart enough and didn't understand.

Vice Dean Wang remained silent for a long time on the other end of the phone, and finally only said one sentence: "You should pay more attention to this student, he will be extraordinary in the future."

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

He recalled the scene from that night in dormitory 302, when he stormed in and berated Lu Chenzhou.

"You borrowed money at exorbitant interest rates and leveraged it tenfold to speculate in stocks. I've been teaching you for two years, and I've never seen you this foolish!"

What was Lu Chenzhou's response at the time?

"Teacher, I'm not confused. I've calculated the valuation and looked at the capital flow. This point is the bottom. There's no way out, and there's no need to retreat."

He thought at the time that those words were the arrogance of a young man.

Now he realized that it wasn't arrogance, but confidence.

It's confidence that comes from seeing through the true nature of the market.

Zhou Xingbang sighed, picked up his phone, and sent a message to Lu Chenzhou:

Congratulations, but be aware of the risks and consider reducing your holdings.

After sending it, he added another sentence:

"If you have any ideas in the future, you can come and talk to me anytime."

Baidu Tieba also went completely crazy after the market closed on the afternoon of September 19.

Main post title: Witnessing history! A-shares hit the daily limit across the board! Leverage Bro achieves legendary status in one battle!

Original Poster: Brothers and sisters, do you know how much the A-shares rose today?

The Shanghai Composite Index rose 9.46%, and the Shenzhen Component Index rose 9.00%, with almost all stocks in both markets hitting their daily limit.

This is the second largest single-day increase since the implementation of the price limit system in 1996.

Lu Chenzhou, who shouted "1929 is a golden opportunity" at the Renmin University salon three days ago, made 95,000 yuan today.

A fully leveraged 10x position in CITIC Securities, and it hit the daily limit up immediately. This isn't human, it's a god!

"First! I'm really stunned by today's market. It opened 9% higher. I thought it was fake and refreshed the page several times."

"Leverage Bro!!! From today onwards, you're my real brother!!! I bought CITIC Securities at the limit down price following your lead. Even though I only bought one lot, I still made over twenty yuan today, enough for me to have a good meal."

"Are you serious, upstairs? You're getting this excited about making just over twenty yuan? Leverage Bro makes 95,000 a day."

"Go back to the third floor. They're just ordinary people. They're lucky if they can even get a sip of soup. Do you think everyone is like Leverage Bro, daring to leverage tenfold?"

"To be honest, before today I was still calling him a gambling addict, but after today I'm kneeling down and calling him daddy. This prediction is unprecedented and will never be repeated."

"I did the math. Yesterday, Leverage Bro bought CITIC Securities at the limit-down price of 15.42, and today it closed at 17.88, making a profit of 2.46 yuan per share."

He bought 38900 shares and made 95694 yuan in one day.

Including leverage, his initial capital was only ten thousand, and it more than doubled in a single day.

"This rate of return would make even Buffett call him 'daddy'."

"No, don't you all find it strange? How did he know there would be good news last night? That's too much of a coincidence. I suspect he has inside information."

"Here we go again. Every time someone makes money, someone talks about inside information."

What were you doing while others were analyzing valuations, policies, and cycles at the salon?

What were you doing when people calculated that the A-share market's price-to-earnings ratio had fallen below 15?

What were you doing when people said, "When everyone is desperate and bearish, it's the eve of a reversal"?

You're just browsing Tieba. Now that they're making money, you're talking about inside stories? Have you no shame?

"That's right. And have you ever thought about it? Even if you had insider information, would you dare to buy in with your entire portfolio at the daily limit down? Would you dare to leverage it tenfold? You wouldn't."

Because you know that if the news is false, or the positive news is less than expected, you will be liquidated.

But Leverage Bro dares to do it; this isn't a matter of information, it's a matter of understanding.

"I'm from the Finance and Economics Department of Renmin University, and I'm here to spill some broth."

Our college was in an uproar after the market closed this afternoon.

I heard that many of my seniors who work in the financial industry are inquiring about Lu Chenzhou.

CICC, CITIC Securities, and Goldman Sachs are all asking who this person is.

"Holy crap, even Goldman Sachs got involved?"

"What's so strange about that? A college student accurately bought at the lowest point of the bear market, leveraged his entire portfolio tenfold, and even shouted in front of everyone at a salon that '1929 was a golden opportunity.'"

This kind of operation is textbook-level on Wall Street; it would be strange if Goldman Sachs didn't pay attention.

"Do you guys remember Zhao Xianglong? The 'campus stock market guru' who mocked Leverage Bro at the salon before? I heard he smashed another computer today."

"Hahaha, really? How many is this now?"

"The third one, last night the good news came out and it crashed, this morning it opened at the daily limit and crashed again, and this afternoon it crashed again. You can't imagine the happiness of the rich."

"No way, Zhao Xianglong is really in a bad situation. It's impressive that he made 20 million from 100,000, but in this bear market, he lost 20 million to a few million, and even cut his losses at the limit down price and missed out on the gains. Now he's watching the people he used to laugh at make 95,000 a day. If I were in his shoes, I would smash my computer too."

"It just goes to show that karma is a cycle. What did he say at the salon? 'You're an investment novice who's never even traded in a real account and only knows how to talk about theory, yet you dare to publicly advocate for a bullish investment?'"

And what happened? They slapped him in the face with real money.

"And did you guys notice that after buying yesterday, Leverage Bro hasn't said a single word today? That kind of composure is amazing."

"I suddenly thought of a question. Leverage Bro bought in at the limit-down price yesterday, and today it opened at the limit-up price. Will he sell tomorrow?"

"Sell? Why sell? What did he say at the salon yesterday? 'Below 2000 points is the ultimate bottom of this bear market.'"

If he sells it now, wouldn't that be a slap in his own face?

Besides, given his discerning eye, he definitely wouldn't sell; this is just the beginning.

"I also think he won't sell. Look at his actions yesterday. After buying at the limit-down price, the stock price rallied in the afternoon, but he didn't sell a single share."

Today the stock hit its daily limit up, and he didn't sell a single share, which indicates that his target price is far more than this potential gain.

"Damn, does that mean the market will rise again next week when it opens?"

"Absolutely! Today is just the first wave, there will definitely be more opportunities next week. I'll open an account as soon as the market opens next week and follow Leverage Bro to buy CITIC Securities."

"Calm down, upstairs. You can't learn Leverage Bro's tactics. He heavily invested during the downturn, while you bought at the peak. How can you compare?"

"Whatever, I'll take over even if it means buying into a losing position. Following Leverage Bro is better than buying blindly on my own."

"By the way, does anyone know if Leverage Bro will be going to Galaxy Securities next week? I want to stake it out."

"Same question! Could you please provide the coordinates?"

"He works at Galaxy Securities near the west gate of Renmin University. He's been there these past few days, but don't disturb him when you go. He needs to focus when he's trading."

"Got it! I'll take half a day off on Monday and wait outside Galaxy Securities just to catch a glimpse of Leverage Bro."

"You guys are such a fangirl... but I want to go too."

"Hilarious! The first stock market guru in A-share history with a fan club has appeared."

"That damn god, he just got lucky!"

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