A-shares have two sectors with potential for next week's opening: 1. Technology Stocks. Technology stocks have been continuously positive this New Year. First, after the crazy price hikes in memory chips, the prices of graphics cards have also surged wildly, with the 5090 graphics card now costing as much as a mid-range car. Then, the Hong Kong stocks saw a huge breakout on Friday, with the Hang Seng Tech Index soaring by 3.99%, and the artificial intelligence concept becoming completely crazy. All these factors will drive the rise of technology stocks. Clearly, the 2025 tech bull market is expected to continue, and next week will likely remain the main force in A-shares. Technically, both MACD and KDJ indicators are currently golden crosses, and the upward trend is expected to continue next week. 2. Banking. 2025 has already passed, and expectations for 2026 are beginning again. The banking index dividend yield is about 4.95%, significantly higher than the 10-year government bond yield, and the banking sector is undervalued, making it very attractive to foreign capital and large funds. Moreover, with the holiday approaching, large funds have a need to hedge risks, and besides gold, the banking sector is the most suitable. Technical analysis shows a bottoming pattern, and a rebound is expected next week.
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A-shares have two sectors with potential for next week's opening: 1. Technology Stocks. Technology stocks have been continuously positive this New Year. First, after the crazy price hikes in memory chips, the prices of graphics cards have also surged wildly, with the 5090 graphics card now costing as much as a mid-range car. Then, the Hong Kong stocks saw a huge breakout on Friday, with the Hang Seng Tech Index soaring by 3.99%, and the artificial intelligence concept becoming completely crazy. All these factors will drive the rise of technology stocks. Clearly, the 2025 tech bull market is expected to continue, and next week will likely remain the main force in A-shares. Technically, both MACD and KDJ indicators are currently golden crosses, and the upward trend is expected to continue next week. 2. Banking. 2025 has already passed, and expectations for 2026 are beginning again. The banking index dividend yield is about 4.95%, significantly higher than the 10-year government bond yield, and the banking sector is undervalued, making it very attractive to foreign capital and large funds. Moreover, with the holiday approaching, large funds have a need to hedge risks, and besides gold, the banking sector is the most suitable. Technical analysis shows a bottoming pattern, and a rebound is expected next week.