2025-12-18 01:20:16

The market has indeed been showing a pattern of uneven hot and cold performance in recent days. The A-share market initiated a rebound yesterday afternoon, led by financial heavyweight stocks, and the entire index also rebounded strongly, closing with a large bullish candlestick, breaking out of the previous danger zone. From the volume perspective, it also looks good—despite a morning session with reduced trading volume of 130 billion, the afternoon saw a countertrend increase of over 100 billion, which is a positive signal.

But the problem is, over 1,500 individual stocks are still declining, and this rebound was mainly supported by large financial institutions; thematic stocks and small-cap stocks haven't kept up at all. What does this indicate? The market's rebound is not uniform, and structural risks still exist.

A greater concern comes from overseas. When the US stock market closed last night, the overall decline was quite significant. Especially the technology sector represented by the Nasdaq, which fell sharply—Nvidia, Broadcom, Google, Oracle, and other major players all experienced noticeable declines. The core logic behind this is clear: the market is beginning to worry about an AI bubble. Since last year, tech stocks, especially AI concept stocks, have surged aggressively, and now a correction is reasonable.

In summary, although the A-shares rebounded yesterday, they haven't truly stabilized yet. The pressure on US tech stocks indicates that global risk sentiment is heating up. In this context, staying cautious would be a wiser approach.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 2025-12-21 00:08

A rebound is a rebound, meaning finance takes the spotlight on the stage, while everything else is just a supporting act. Over 1500 stocks are truly falling. The AI bubble will burst sooner or later. The recent plunge in US tech stocks is inevitable; their previous gains were too outrageous. Wait, how long can the A-share rebound last? I'm a bit skeptical. Small investors, how should you operate? It feels like there are pitfalls everywhere. Financials are holding up strongly, but the themes can't keep up, and the overall pattern is a bit uncomfortable. If US stocks tumble, can we stay stable here...

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Fren_Not_Food

· 2025-12-18 19:08

Financial weights support the market, but small-cap thematic stocks are dead... The structural divergence is so obvious, what rebound are we talking about?

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 2025-12-18 04:53

Financial stocks are holding firm, retail investors are still fleeing, can we trust this rebound? Let's wait until the US stocks continue to plunge; if the AI bubble bursts, A-shares will have to be sacrificed too. 1500 stocks are down, this structure is really absurd. Where's the supposed全面反弹 (full rebound)? Turns out it's just a trick to harvest retail investors. With US tech stocks falling so much, we should have been alert already. Weighting stocks support the market, thematic stocks lag behind; this market still has that familiar flavor.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 2025-12-18 01:49

Big finance dancing alone on the stage—can this situation stay stable? Not really. The AI bubble situation should have been adjusted earlier; it's a bit late to react now. With such severe structural differentiation, LPs need to recalculate their yields. After this wave of declines in US tech stocks, liquidity depth will definitely need to be reassessed, and the surfing entry points should be moved further back. Over 1,500 stocks falling while big finance rises—this is just a market-making trap. Global risk sentiment is heating up... In plain English, it's time to reduce positions and enjoy the cocktail.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 2025-12-18 01:44

Financial support and market manipulation are just worthless themes; this is the true nature of the rebound. With US tech stocks falling so hard, we won't be able to bounce for long here. The AI bubble will burst sooner or later; don't be fooled by the big bullish candles. Such severe structural divergence, I think I'll wait and see. Let's wait and watch the subsequent trend; entering now just makes you the bagholder.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 2025-12-18 01:43

Damn, isn't this rebound just the market hyping itself up? Small retail investors have already been trapped and exhausted.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 2025-12-18 01:37

Financial sector takes the lead, small retail investors have to kneel? This is the current A-shares market. Wait, even US tech stocks are crashing, is the AI bubble really about to burst? Seems like there's still hope. The structural divergence is so severe, following the big financials doesn't feel very stable... What rebound are we talking about? Looks more like a last gasp. Over 1,500 stocks hit the daily limit, and the volume chart looks like crap...

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ForkThisDAO

· 2025-12-18 01:34

The old trick of using financial weighting to rescue the market is outdated. 1500 stocks follow the decline without regard? This rebound is just a paper tiger. The recent plunge in US tech stocks is indeed fierce. The AI bubble should have burst long ago, and giants like Nvidia can't withstand it. Structural collapse, rising global risks, it's still better to keep some cash and sleep soundly.

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SmartContractDiver

· 2025-12-18 01:25

Rebound, just rebound. Who doesn't know that the financial sector is just riding the wave? AI concept stocks can't hold on anymore; bubbles will eventually burst. Over 1500 stocks are falling; this is the real situation. U.S. tech stocks have collapsed; let's not celebrate too early. Structural differentiation; small investors should still stay on the sidelines. Wait, is this rebound about to turn into a sell-off again? Big financials are supporting the market; they won't be able to hold up forever. The NASDAQ has fallen so much; now let's see how the A-shares will hold up. Be cautious, but you still need to hold your stocks overnight. This signal isn't strong enough; I think I'll stay on the sidelines.

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