Changxin still didn’t think it through today and overlooked that A-shares operate on a T+1 system. On the first day of an IPO, the shares that can be sold are the original allocated ones. Even if someone buys the dip during the session and gets it right, they can’t sell after the rebound on the same day. So after Changxin dumped to create a bottom and a rebound appeared today, considering the turnover rate represented by the trading volume, I went straight to Hyperliquid to buy and used the T+0 advantage to cash out near the close. Today, I ran after a small rebound and started slapping my thigh. > Looking at it from another angle, there might be another reverse opportunity tomorrow. The chips bought at the bottom today are already showing nearly 40% floating profit. Since these chips can’t be sold today, there will be strong selling pressure at tomorrow’s opening. At this point, the plan is to go short during tomorrow’s opening wave.