Chapter 83: On the Dragon and Tiger List
Chapter 83: On the Dragon and Tiger List
After the market closed, Fang Hong updated his Weibo account as usual. He posted a screenshot of his trading orders and position chart, once again without concealing any details.
[Today's market opened low and moved higher, with increased trading volume. In terms of personal operations, I made some minor T-trades on Zhongxin Securities and Jinshan Development. Additionally, I entered a new position in Innovation Real Estate as a first-board relay. My position is now fully invested.]
After posting, Fang Hong immediately went offline. His Weibo account, K3478, had already amassed over 120,000 followers, and the number continued to grow rapidly. Unlike ordinary social media influencers, his followers were almost entirely stock traders and investors rather than college students or casual users.
By 5:00 PM, the Dragon and Tiger List for the day was released.
A total of 37 individual stocks were featured, and Jinshan Development made it onto the list with a cumulative deviation index increase of 20% over the past three trading days.
According to the disclosed transaction data:
The total buy volume for Jinshan Development was approximately 13.8 million yuan.
The total sell volume was around 7.88 million yuan.
Notably, the top buy-side and sell-side brokerage seat was the same—Xinhong Securities Xinnanzhilu Branch, which happened to be the brokerage where Fang Hong's securities account was registered.
Some of his followers, who had been closely tracking the Dragon and Tiger List, quickly spotted the connection. Comparing the list with the trading details Fang Hong had posted earlier, they realized that the transactions in Jinshan Development matched his reported activity.
Immediately, a flood of comments appeared under his Weibo post:
"God K made it onto the Dragon and Tiger List with Jinshan Development!"
"The top trader on the list is none other than God K!"
"6666... This is the real market force at work!" (6666 is a Chinese slang term for admiration, similar to "awesome" or "well played" in English.)
"Xinhong Securities Xinnanzhilu Branch—remember this name, it's God K's trading seat!"
"His T-trading on Zhongxin Securities was flawless. I wish I could learn from him."
"I also tried to T-trade Zhongxin, but I panicked. I sold at a 2% drop in the morning, then chased it at a 4% rise, only to get trapped at 3% loss. Now my average cost is stuck at 21.5 yuan. Truly a masterclass in self-sabotage! (Crying emoji)"
"Hahaha~~"
"Don't worry! God K said this stock is expected to go above 22 yuan soon. There's still hope!"
"Fang Hong entered a third stock—Innovation Real Estate. Is it another first-board breakout?"
"Got it! Tomorrow, I'm chasing the board on Innovation Real Estate!"
"Wow, I'm so jealous. His account balance was over 1 million yuan yesterday, and today it has exceeded 1.5 million!"
"At this rate, God K will surpass 100 million next year!"
"A true market legend!"
The hype around Fang Hong's trading skills continued to grow, and more investors were now eager to follow his every move.
Shortly after the market closed, Big A received attention from the regulators.
The authorities announced plans to expand fixed-income products, such as corporate bonds, and encourage listed companies to increase dividend payouts. They also expressed their intention to guide long-term capital into the stock market, including funds from insurance companies, social security funds, and corporate pensions. Additionally, there were discussions on reforming tax policies related to market investments to create a more favorable environment for institutional participation.
As of the end of November, institutional investors held over 50% of the total market capitalization of publicly traded shares.
Additionally, Qunxing Capital was able to quickly secure liquidity before stock pledges. Besides the support from Huayang Group, another key reason was that regulators wanted to see more institutional capital entering the market to stabilize stock prices—even if it involved leveraged funds.
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Wednesday, December 3rd
Buoyed by this positive news, the A-share market opened higher and continued to rise throughout the day. Trading volume was significantly higher than usual, and stock prices surged across various sectors.
Fang Hong's three stock holdings performed exceptionally well:
Zhongxin Securities opened with a +0.99% increase.
Innovation Real Estate saw a significant jump of +8.17% at the opening.
Jinshan Development immediately hit its third consecutive daily limit during the opening auction.
With three consecutive limit-up days, Jinshan Development was flagged for abnormal stock price fluctuations and temporarily suspended trading for an hour, resuming at 10:30 AM.
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9:30 AM – The Surge of Innovation Real Estate
At 9:30 AM, Innovation Real Estate experienced a sharp drop but quickly rebounded within a minute. Retail investors who had been following Fang Hong's Weibo updates immediately recognized a familiar pattern—the stock's movement mirrored Jinshan Development's trend from the previous day.
Both stocks had opened significantly higher.
Both stocks had a sudden pullback with large fluctuations.
Both stocks quickly rebounded to hit the daily limit.
Retail investors who had been following Weibo account K3478 saw the opportunity and rushed to buy Innovation Real Estate. Given its larger market capitalization than Jinshan Development, a substantial amount of funds flooded in.
By 9:35 AM, Innovation Real Estate surged to ¥4.98 per share (+9.93%), hitting the daily limit and securing a second consecutive board.
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10:19 AM – Profit-Taking on Zhongxin Securities
As time passed, at 10:19 AM, Zhongxin Securities rose +3.71%, reaching ¥20.95 per share. Recognizing a prime selling opportunity, Fang Hong executed a "T" trade, selling his shares at the day's peak.
Shortly after his sale, the stock dipped, as expected. He pre-set a buy order at ¥20.45, near the opening price, then ignored the stock for the rest of the session.
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10:30 AM – Jinshan Development Resumes Trading
At 10:30 AM, Jinshan Development resumed trading. Volatility surged, and trading volume exploded. Despite sharp fluctuations, Fang Hong chose not to trade and held his position.
By 11:00 AM, the stock's trend stabilized, and it gradually climbed towards the daily limit by early afternoon.
At 1:05 PM, Jinshan Development hit the upper limit again, completing three consecutive limit-up days.
Meanwhile, at 11:15 AM, Zhongxin Securities dropped to ¥20.38, cutting its earlier gains to +0.89%—a decline of nearly 3 percentage points. The stock price fell below the opening price, triggering Fang Hong's pre-set buy order at ¥20.45.
As the market progressed, Zhongxin Securities rebounded in the afternoon, closing with a +3.47% gain at ¥20.90 per share.
By the end of the session:
Innovation Real Estate had secured its second consecutive board.
Jinshan Development had achieved its third consecutive board.
Zhongxin Securities closed up 3.47%, but Fang Hong's T-trade resulted in a 7.3% profit on this stock alone, earning him ¥1.73 million.
Overall, his total floating profit reached ¥2.88 million, pushing his total account assets to ¥38.08 million. His cumulative return soared to +69,149.82%, meaning his capital had multiplied 691 times.
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16:30 PM – Daily Weibo Update
At 4:30 PM, Fang Hong logged into Weibo account K3478 and posted his daily stock trading summary.
Although the account was relatively new, he diligently updated followers after each trading session. However, he knew that once he gained nationwide recognition as a top-tier trader, frequent updates would no longer be necessary.
His update included uncensored screenshots of his portfolio and trading positions, accompanied by a brief caption:
> **"The market showed strong momentum today. The Shanghai Composite Index closed at 1,965.41 points, up +4.01%, with a trading volume of ¥89 billion.
The Shenzhen Component Index closed at 7,041.07 points, up +3.61%, with a trading volume of ¥43.8 billion.
The combined trading volume of the two major exchanges once again exceeded ¥100 billion.
Personal operations: Executed a T-trade on Zhongxin Securities. Still holding Innovation Real Estate and Jinshan Development, as no clear selling signals have appeared yet."**
After posting, he refreshed the page and glanced at the comments:
Top Comments:
"Front-row mark!"
"Earning ¥2.88 million in a single day—God K is truly unstoppable!"
"K-God, what's your take on Jinshan Development's latest announcement? The company clarified that there will be no equity transfers, asset restructuring, or overall listings in the next three months."
"Your T-trade on Zhongxin Securities was textbook perfect! Selling at the peak, buying at the dip—your accuracy is insane!"
"K-God, are you accepting disciples?"
"Should we still chase Innovation Real Estate and Jinshan Development?"
K3478 // Reply: "The second and third boards don't mean a stock can't continue rising. The key is to look for strong stocks in strong sectors."**
"Look at K-God's strategy: 'One board confirms the trend, two boards establish leadership, three boards create a monster stock.' Jinshan Development has already completed three consecutive limit-ups. According to his mantra, 'If there are three, there must be five.' Are we expecting five consecutive boards now?"
"Understood. Going all in tomorrow! (laughs)"
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End of Chapter 83