New Surprise

Feng Jun knew very well that Wang Haifeng was right. The final half hour before the market closed was not only a period of frequent trading, but also one that could reveal certain signs.

Some people said that subscribing to new stocks required choosing the right time to improve the odds of winning an allocation. Feng Jun considered that nonsense, but buying and selling stocks in the half hour before closing could indeed greatly reduce the chance of making mistakes.

Of course, choosing that time merely helped investors judge the situation. If it could truly guarantee profits without losses, wouldn't everyone trade during that window?

No matter what, Wang Haifeng's words made some sense. Yet Feng Jun's first time actually trading stocks had not been at the most reliable moment, making his first transaction somewhat less than perfect.

So he was a little unhappy with Coach Wang's reminder. I've already made my judgment. Why did you have to state the obvious afterward?

However, hindsight was not the worst thing. Worse still was... when the hindsight turned out to be right.

After two-thirty in the afternoon, the market entered its final half hour. The stock Feng Jun had bought fluctuated up and down, but overall, it remained on a downward trend.

When Feng Jun bought it, the price had been 9.91 yuan. He had calculated that as long as it tussled around 10 yuan for a few rounds, buying in the nines and selling above 10 would quickly lower his position-building cost.

His idea had been good, but unfortunately, ever since he bought the stock, its price had never risen above 10 yuan. Its highest point had only been 9.99 yuan, just one cent away from 10.

But that one cent was like an uncrossable chasm, firmly blocking his path.

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