Such a market lasts for a week.
Personally, I recommend not to speculate about whether it will rise or fall after the third quarter comes out.
Treat it all as a cash-in decline, and the mentality will be much better.
After all, the third quarter report is only a small episode and does not affect the general trend of the industry.
In the high-prosperity industry, it is not recommended to liquidate the position, and only need to reduce the position or simply close your eyes to deal with it.
Coal fell, electricity rose.
Photovoltaic lithium batteries fall, consumption will rise.
This law of market seesaw should not be difficult to understand.
As long as you don't chase hot spots, it is basically difficult to lose a lot of money.
The best industry is still in line with the national policy of wind power photovoltaic lithium battery direction.
It's just that the configuration trade-offs between the upstream and the downstream require a very precise rhythm.
Again, I would like to deepen the impact on everyone.
Lithium battery: Recently look at the downstream vehicle, the midstream to see the price increase of the whole industry, the upstream in early November briefly joined forces
Photovoltaic: The upstream is surplus in December, the midstream is the most optimistic, and the downstream is next year.
I will track the rotation rhythm, remember to pay attention to oh