Recently, the pattern of capital flow in the market has become increasingly clear. A quick glance at the heat ranking reveals that commercial aerospace completely occupies the center stage, with cutting-edge technologies such as brain-machine interfaces, nuclear fusion, and liquid cooling following closely behind. These stocks are highly popular across multiple platforms, mainly driven by sector concepts, representing the most eye-catching market hotspots of the moment.



Starting with the main theme of commercial aerospace. Goldwind Technology, by holding shares in LandSpace, combines its traditional wind power business with commercial aerospace, and the IPO expectations for the latter provide ample imagination for valuation. Shenjian Co., Ltd. focuses on niche areas like satellite wiring, with strong demand certainty under the background of domestic substitution. Aerospace Electronics, backed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation, leads in laser communication technology, which is key to accelerating satellite communication and enhancing security. Shunhao Co., Ltd. not only holds shares in commercial aerospace companies but also spearheaded the "Beijing Space Computing Project," integrating aerospace technology with digital economy computing concepts, making it a fresh theme. Tongyu Communications leverages its technical accumulation in antenna technology to become a supplier for international giants like SpaceX, benefiting from the global commercial aerospace boom and domestic substitution logic. Hualing Cable is the exclusive supplier of solar wing cables domestically, directly applied on satellites, forming a monopoly in this niche field. Galaxy Electronics entered commercial aerospace through holding shares in Gesi Aerospace, which focuses on "Qianfan Constellation" satellite manufacturing. Aerospace Science and Technology’s accelerometers are core components of spacecraft and missiles, with technical standards aligned with international levels. Jiangshun Technology applies 3D printing technology to the manufacturing of commercial aerospace components and has also laid out microchannel liquid cooling technology. Junda Co., Ltd. expands its perovskite photovoltaic technology into flexible satellite solar wings. Juli Sling is the first domestic company to achieve rocket recovery technology, with its rocket capture arm opening the door for reusable rockets.

Upstream materials and technologies related to satellites are also benefiting from the dividends. Qianzhao Optoelectronics’ gallium arsenide solar cell technology is central to satellite power systems, with high efficiency and reliability. In the era of large-scale networking of commercial satellite constellations, demand remains strong. Poni Testing provides testing and certification services for fields like commercial aerospace, acting as an industry "water seller," able to fully enjoy the industry’s growth dividends.

The story in the brain-machine interface field is also worth noting. Yanshan Technology is a leader, focusing on non-invasive technology and building a full-chain solution. Nanjing Panda is one of the few companies in the brain-machine interface field to achieve technological implementation, with products already applied in specific scenarios, making it more solid than pure concept companies. Innovation Medical specializes in invasive system platforms, with higher technical difficulty but broader and deeper application scenarios. Prite’s LCP film material is a key raw material for brain-machine interface devices and has also laid out in the commercial aerospace materials field, achieving a "double hit" in two hot areas.

Nuclear fusion and related technologies are also heating up. Snowman Group, based on traditional compressors, has positioned itself in the key part of the nuclear fusion industry chain—helium compressors—and has become a core beneficiary of nuclear fusion commercialization. China Nuclear Engineering Corporation, as the national team for nuclear power project construction, benefits from the restart and accelerated construction of domestic nuclear power projects under the "dual carbon" goals, and also indirectly benefits from the development of nuclear fusion technology.

There are also some cross-sector layout targets. Far East Shares span multiple high-growth sectors such as microchannel liquid cooling, robotic cables, and nuclear fusion. Recently, they won a 3 billion yuan bid, with strong fundamentals and thematic appeal. Luxin Venture Capital, similar to Goldwind Technology, shares in LandSpace to benefit from commercial aerospace dividends. As a professional investment institution, its layout in hard technology fields is very forward-looking.

Overall, the main themes of market speculation are particularly clear. Capital is embracing the super track of commercial aerospace with unprecedented enthusiasm, while also actively exploring frontier technologies like brain-machine interfaces and nuclear fusion, which have disruptive potential. Stocks within these sectors generally feature high elasticity and high imagination space, serving as a market sentiment indicator of the moment.
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ArbitrageBotvip
· 01-11 04:11
Aerospace is really crazy right now, everyone is just telling stories It's all about IPO expectations and domestic substitution, and funds are just following this trend But honestly, the logic behind Tongyu Communications is quite solid I understand the multi-line layout approach of YuanDong Shares Just worried that when the hot topics shift too quickly and sector rotation happens, it will be time to cut positions again
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DYORMastervip
· 01-11 01:37
This wave of space exploration is indeed intense, but could it be another concentration hype, making it tough for those who come in later to hold on?
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ChainSherlockGirlvip
· 01-11 00:03
According to my analysis, this wave of space industry hype is just capital playing a concept relay race; very few projects are truly grounded, and there are a ton of pure storytelling. This round of buying is all about imagination. The real test will come when the IPOs are realized. I'm watching out for stocks like Pruit with this "double-click" indicator. Large on-chain investors have been recently accumulating, which is interesting. Commercial spaceflight is booming, but let's not forget how many "super tracks" in history ultimately became just super track kings' games. Risk warning: I am just an onlooker. Don't trust my predictions; I was completely wrong last time. It feels like the 3 billion yuan order from Yuandong Shares is a bit too perfect. Is it real demand or just policy matchmaking? To be continued. Honestly, the ones truly making money are those quietly supplying materials. Water sellers are always the most stable. While the space concept is being hyped together, who will survive until the end? A plot twist could be just around the corner.
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consensus_whisperervip
· 01-08 17:00
Oh my, commercial spaceflight is really intense this time, funds are flocking in aggressively. How long can the logic of Juli Sling's rocket recovery hold? Feels like the competition will get even fiercer. Tongyu Communications supplies SpaceX? This must be a key focus, with a dual logic of domestic substitution and international supply chain. I just want to know when these stocks will start to fall. With such high topic popularity now, a valuation kill is inevitable. The theme is bullish, but what about the fundamentals? Besides the 3 billion order from Far East, everything else is just concept. Brain-machine interfaces with Nanjing Panda landing projects would be good enough, much better than those pure hype stories. Nuclear fusion? Snowman Group's compressor got stuck at a critical point—this is real barrier strength, not just hype. Liquid cooling is getting a bit mainstream now, cross-industry targets are all laying out plans, showing signs of declining competitiveness. Hualing Cable has exclusive supply of solar wing cables. This niche monopoly logic is quite clear, but what about the valuation? It's basically just funds looking for stories; as long as the theme is fresh, it can be hyped. How long this wave can last is really hard to say.
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GasWastervip
· 01-08 17:00
ngl this whole space race hype feels like chasing optimal gas windows on mainnet... except with rockets lol
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GasFeePhobiavip
· 01-08 16:59
The aerospace concept is taking off again. How far can this wave go?
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StableCoinKarenvip
· 01-08 16:58
The current hype around aerospace feels like pure hype around concepts; there are hardly any that have real technological implementation.
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CryptoCrazyGFvip
· 01-08 16:49
It's the same old trick again, the concept stock hype never seems to stop Have aerospace and brain-machine interfaces really taken off, or are they just talk? I've been following Tongyu Communications for a while, the logic of being a SpaceX supplier makes sense, but it just can't move up Commercial aerospace is indeed hot, but how many truly grounded companies are there? Far East Shares' recent 3 billion order is a bit of a deal, fundamentally driven with thematic elements is the way to go With so many financing positions, beware of catching the top Juli Sui's rocket capture arm is amazing, just see if the story can be sustained Brain-machine interfaces are still too early, where's the promised landing? This round of aerospace market feels like last year's photovoltaic sector, funds love to concentrate and bombard Puleite's "double-click" sounds attractive, but the valuation has also taken off Funds aren't that foolish to pile into aerospace entirely, it feels like someone is running a relay race
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just_another_walletvip
· 01-08 16:36
The aerospace sector has really been hyped up like crazy, with Golden Wind and Divine Sword all turning into playgrounds for high-position bagholders. Tongyu Communications' supply to SpaceX is indeed quite solid, but its current valuation isn't cheap either. I still need to watch the brain-computer interface sector more closely; there are many concepts but few that are truly practical. The 3 billion yuan order from Far East sounds impressive, but I'm worried it might be a smoke screen. Liquid cooling, nuclear fusion, commercial spaceflight... Trying to get a grip on one track but wanting to diversify into several, be careful not to lose everything in the end. Are Panda and Rock Mountain just competing in a bad way? Neither is as good as the actual products landing. When will this round of hype hit the brakes? It feels a bit mysterious.
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