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📅. Release Date: April 2, 2026
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🏷️. Course Type: Financial Investment / Chan-Theory Technical Analysis / Practical Teaching
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🎯. Core Content: Market analysis, study Q&A, opportunity alerts, hands-on walkthroughs
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This course distills the essence of the Ludingshan internal series, focused on practical Chan-theory teaching, covering in-depth market analysis and practical strategies from May 2024 to April 2026. It teaches the core Chan Theory analysis methods while combining real-time market conditions to provide an actionable framework.
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You'll systematically learn how to accurately judge market nature (structural market vs. full bull market), master the "Tech + Concept" selection formula, apply the "pullback divergence + right-side confirmation" buy/sell discipline, and respond to "small-to-big" complex market conditions.
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Its value: build an independent analysis system and break dependence on indices and news; master risk-control discipline, the iron rule of never risking money you can't afford to lose; cultivate extreme patience & discipline, focusing on the main line in a divergent market and waiting for your precise opportunity.
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Whether you're a Chan-theory beginner or an investor sharpening your edge, this nearly two-year internal course summary spanning market cycles offers invaluable perspective and a systematic trading framework.
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📚. Core Course Contents
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[Part 1: Market Awareness & Core Discipline (2024.05-11)]
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- Market evolution: from structural-bear bottoming to structural bull
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- Toxic-stock traits & selection red lines to avoid
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- Core direction: two main lines (weights + tech) & selection standards
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- Key discipline: buy/sell rhythm, position sizing, mindset
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- Ultimate discipline: on the strong side, trade structurally healthy names at the right rhythm
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[Part 2: Divergent-Market Practice (2024.12-2025.11)]
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- Market nature: deepening structural moves, distorted indices, stock divergence
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- Main line & formula: tech industry + hot concepts
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- Selection & ops principles: standards, discipline, high-low rotation
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- Risk & mindset: capital red lines, holding discipline, patience
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- Adjusting for "small-to-big" and extreme divergence
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[Part 3: Macro Pressure & Tightening the Front (2025.12-2026.04)]
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- Macro read: geopolitics, stagflation risk, capital squeeze
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- Technical: defining two risks & fine position management
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- "Cut/rebalance" logic: structural adjustment, not proportional trimming
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- Sector strategy: finding structural odds while contracting (pharma, transport equipment, etc.)
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- Selection practice: from technical screening to fundamental refinement
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[Updated May 20, 2026]
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🕐. Update time: May 20, 2026
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New chapters:
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- Live Replay –. 2026.04.15
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- Live Replay –. 2026.04.29
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- Live Replay –. 2026.05.13
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📋. Update notes:
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- Updated live-replay list, including the April 15, April 29, and May 13, 2026 sessions
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- Filling in previously unrecorded live sessions for review
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- Further completing the course system for the latest, most complete practice
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[Updated June 14, 2026]
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🕐. Update time: April 2, 2026
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New content:
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[Market Perception & Core Principles]
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- Market nature evolution: from structural bear-market bottoming to structural bull market
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- Must-avoid stock characteristics and selection red lines
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- Core selection directions: two main lines (weight + tech) and selection criteria
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- Key operational principles: buy-sell rhythm, position management, and mindset discipline
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- Ultimate principle: in strong directions, trade structurally healthy targets with correct rhythm
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[Divergent Market Practical Strategies]
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- Market characterization: deepening structural market, index distortion and stock divergence
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- Core main lines and selection formula: tech industry + hot concepts
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- Core selection and operation principles: standards, discipline, and high-low switching
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- Risk control and mindset management: capital red lines, position management, and patience cultivation
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- Strategy adjustments for "small-to-large" transitions and extreme divergence markets
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- [Macro Suppression & Frontline Contraction]
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[Chan-Theory Practice & Stock Selection]
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- Post-tech-pullback selection: wait for the 30-min down segment to complete
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- Safe-haven flows into the old-tech sector & ambush opportunities
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- The Twin-God-Guard play: late-session dips & recent limit-up cases
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- Launch volume vs. the annual line: spotting bottom stabilization
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- Third vs. first Chan-theory buy: practical differences by timeframe
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- Risk warning: chasing highs & tech-sector pullback under QT
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📋. Update notes:
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- Systematically reads June non-farm & inflation, clarifying the cause-effect and why the June 18 meeting won't cut rates
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- Deeply analyzes how Warsh-era QT ripples through dollar liquidity, Treasury yields, and global pricing
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- Builds a property-valuation model: rent yield, essential demand, and public-service/land-scarcity correction factors for community pricing
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- Worked bubble-rate examples (Guangqu Jiayuan, Tiantongyuan) teaching quantitative assessment
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- Tech vs. old-tech operating strategy under current conditions, with the 30-min-segment entry conditions
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- The Twin-God-Guard play and late-session dips, with recent limit-up cases
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- Sums up macro-to-micro A-share structural impact with a complete framework
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[Updated July 28, 2026]
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🕐. Update time: July 28, 2026
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New content:
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- Live Replay: Macro Shift From "Investment-Driven" to "Consumption-Driven" –. a phrase repeated for 20 years
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📋. Update notes:
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- Deep analysis of China's macro logic and policy path from investment- to consumption-driven
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- Reviewing 20 years of rhetoric vs. actual structural change and policy execution
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- Analyzing current structural opportunities in consumption and investment, with strategy references
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💡. Study note:
The material is based on market analysis and Chan-theory practice at release; markets move fast. Focus on mastering the analysis framework, selection logic, and risk-control discipline, then flexibly apply them to current markets, macro policy, and individual fundamentals, deciding independently.
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Disclaimer: This material is compiled and shared by China Projects and does not constitute investment or business advice. Any online money-making project carries risk; assess your own situation carefully. The data and analysis reflect common industry experience and public information, and actual results may vary greatly due to individual ability, market change, and platform-rule adjustments.
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