2026-01-07 09:22:56

The recent trend of the A-shares market has indeed accelerated. Thirteen consecutive bullish candles have already broken through the 4034-point mark, with trading volume approaching 3 trillion yuan. Since 2026, there has been a significant change in style, and the profit-making effect has clearly rebounded. Starting from the reversal on 924 last year, the bull market process was actually confirmed long ago; it's just that the current atmosphere is becoming more intense.

From the market perspective, the breadth of individual stock gains is expanding, and the number of limit-up stocks has increased significantly. Hot sectors are rotating frequently, with brain-computer interfaces becoming the biggest current trend leader, and the continuous effect of consecutive limit-ups persists. Non-ferrous resources continue to gain strength along with the commodities market, with futures forming a linkage. The insurance sector has hit new highs across the board, and securities finally started to move—this is crucial. The popularity indicator role of securities will gradually become apparent, and whether they can pull out benchmarks directly affects the willingness of off-market funds to enter.

Interestingly, the US stock market has experienced a noticeable pullback in liquid cooling, which is due to accelerated technological iteration. Improvements in physical cooling solutions are threatening the obsolescence of old technologies. Conversely, robotics and storage continue to stand at the forefront.

Overall, the current situation is in an accelerating short squeeze phase. The test for investors is to hold their positions without fear of heights or panic. It's easy to say, but most people haven't experienced a market above 4000 points, so the psychological barrier is difficult to overcome. Such accelerated upward movement will not last forever; there will inevitably be pullbacks, retracements, and corrections. These are normal rhythms in a rising trend and do not need to be deliberately avoided. Following the market and trend is the most direct feedback.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 15h ago

Brain-computer interface stocks are hitting the limit up, can they really keep rising like this?

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 01-07 09:53

Haha, thirteen consecutive bullish candles, you really dare to boast. I lost thirteen times within thirteen hours. Wait, the leading brain-machine interface... last time I chased the hot spot, I was really out of my mind. Is the stock market moving? Then why is my account still on the floor? I just don't feel it. Holding onto positions sounds so easy. I've already given up long ago, okay? A market above 4000 points? I haven't even tasted a pullback before I already sold off, honestly.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-07 09:37

This wave is indeed quite fierce, with thirteen consecutive bullish candles taking off directly, but I still feel a bit uneasy inside. Brain-computer interfaces are truly amazing; the rotation of daily limit-ups is so frequent, it feels like the wind is blowing too densely. The securities sector has finally started to move, this thing is probably the signal light for off-market funds. Holding on is still difficult, the psychological barrier is really hard to overcome, anyone above 4000 points is bound to tremble. Basically, it's a short squeeze rhythm, a correction is inevitable in the middle, no need to panic too much. The non-ferrous metals sector is really stable this round, forming a linkage with commodities, and futures and stocks are also catching up. US stocks are cooling down, but robots and storage are still in the spotlight, this logic is quite interesting. Most people have never seen such a rapid rise, psychological preparation is truly a major challenge. The profit-making effect has indeed rebounded, but the cost of greed is often very heavy. Follow the feeling, it's much more reliable than just looking at indicators.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 01-07 09:34

Hold on, hold on. Only the timid chase after high prices to cut losses. I just want to see how high this wave can go.

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NotGonnaMakeIt

· 01-07 09:25

Holding positions sounds easy, but when it comes to the critical moment psychologically, you realize how difficult it is. The continuous board effect is indeed fierce this time, but it feels a bit like a gambler's mentality. The most direct feeling is what people say, but I feel more like I’m directly losing money. Brain-computer interface stocks are going crazy, but it seems like only bagholders are taking the hits. A market above 4000 points? I haven't even held 3500 once, haha. It's good that the securities sector is moving, but I worry it might just be a flash in the pan. The trading volume approaching 3 trillion yuan, I don't know if it's good or bad, but I feel like it's a signal. Accelerating short squeeze, that sounds very dangerous, a bit anxious. Not afraid of heights, not nervous; people who say that never lose money. Non-ferrous resources are rallying with the trend, but it feels like the latecomers are all cannon fodder.

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LiquidityLarry

· 01-07 09:24

The most important thing during the short squeeze phase is mindset. Those who were scared after being crushed at 3500 are now definitely hesitating whether to chase or not.

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