2025-12-30 15:22:42

After nine consecutive days of gains, a correction occurs. This is not an abnormal phenomenon but a normal rhythm of the market. Looking back at historical data, whenever the index experiences such a continuous rally, it is usually followed by a one-day minor correction, and then it continues to rise—this is the standard pattern of a bull market. The purpose of the correction is clear: to wash out those who are not firmly committed and to accumulate strength for the next upward move.

The current market is behaving quite extremely. Not only are some hot sectors hitting daily limit-ups for four consecutive days, but valuations have also soared to ridiculous levels—some stocks have P/E ratios directly soaring to 1800 times. If you still evaluate these stocks using traditional fundamental valuation methods, it will truly shatter your worldview. What does this mean? The logic of the market at this stage has completely changed.

Don’t use past thinking frameworks to understand the current market; otherwise, you will only miss opportunities. This is how the market operates now: the strong get stronger, and hot spots rotate. As long as you dare to participate and follow the trend, technical analysis and other methods become somewhat redundant. However, such extreme market conditions are not normal. The correct approach for ordinary investors should be to hold onto their core positions and patiently wait for different sectors to take turns leading the main upward wave. Blindly chasing will only result in buying at high prices.

Looking ahead, as the index continues to extend, the rotation of various industries and concepts will come one after another, rising and falling in succession. True experts can chase the waves, but I recommend most retail investors to stay steady, protect their positions, and let the gains blossom naturally.

In the longer term, for example in 2026, the macro environment will undergo subtle changes. Compared to the spiral deflation of 2025, the future is more likely to be dominated by a narrative of moderate inflation. This change will have a profound impact on all industries and will also bring new opportunities to market participants.

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DarkPoolWatcher

· 14h ago

1800x P/E ratio? Is this still called a stock? Pure gambling. --- That's right, adjustment is just a shakeout. Those with strong fundamentals are not worried at all. --- Why does it feel like brainwashing people to buy at high levels again? I really can't understand. --- I agree with holding core positions; it's much better than chasing limit-ups all day. --- Wait, will inflation be the main driver in 2026? Should I reduce or increase my position now, brother? --- Strong get stronger—no problem there. The issue is I will never know who the ultimate winner is. --- I've never seen four consecutive days of limit-up; this is just outrageous. --- Market logic changes every year, I hear this every year, yet retail investors still suffer heavy losses. --- Blindly chasing high-level buy-ins—that's the best advice I could get. --- Lying flat and holding positions, waiting for returns to naturally blossom? I feel like I'm just waiting for a pie to fall from the sky.

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EthMaximalist

· 14h ago

1800x P/E ratio, this guy really dares to say that, it's totally casino logic People chasing the high must be feeling great now, but wait for the dip to buy in Holding onto core positions is the key, everything else is just clouds This market rally is really crazy, it feels like it could collapse at any time Waiting for the inflation narrative to switch, that's when the real opportunity will come A nine-day rally followed by a correction is very normal, actually it shows market stability PE of 1800x and still daring to chase? I really can't understand it Market rotation never ends, retail investors should just be patient and wait for rebounds

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quietly_staking

· 14h ago

1800x P/E ratio... This is truly magical, completely gambling logic. Following the trend requires precise timing, otherwise you're the last to take the fall. Holding a core position is indeed reliable, more solid than chasing limit-ups. I'm tired of hearing about bull market shakeouts; the key is to survive until the next wave to be considered a winner. The 2026 inflation expectations are interesting; we need to plan ahead. Adjustments are opportunities; the bold have already bottomed out. This round of market行情 is really outrageous; those making money didn't even dare to speak. The strong always remain strong, but who dares to say they are the strongest? Hotspot rotation is too fast; reacting half a second too late means getting cut. I'm still holding honestly, waiting to see how this show unfolds.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 14h ago

1800x P/E ratio? That's still fundamentals, it's long gone beyond the galaxy. Shakeouts are just shakeouts, don't invent stories for yourself. Taking on too much risk, I still favor those few core holdings. Waiting to see the inflation narrative in 2026, it's still too early to bet. It's that same old story "Dare to follow the trend and you'll profit," sounds ridiculous. Strong get stronger, that's true, but who knows who the real strong ones are? Holding core positions is the key, everything else is gambling. Why is this rotation so fast? I can't keep up. Opportunities are always reserved for those who can hold back. 1800x valuation... this isn't a bubble, the balloon is about to burst.

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FortuneTeller42

· 14h ago

1800x P/E ratio? This isn't valuation, it's a gambling scene. Still in deflation in 2025, and heading for inflation in 2026? The macro narrative keeps changing, I just want to know what to do with my principal. Heard "the strong get stronger" a hundred times, but why am I still chasing highs and selling lows? It hurts. Talking about holding core positions is easy, but seeing the neighboring stock hit the daily limit for four days, how can I not be anxious? I understand the rotation logic, but I don't know which wave I am copying, always feeling like I’m catching the middle of a mountain. When the market goes crazy, fundamentals are really just scrap paper. In this wave, the correct stance for ordinary retail investors is to do nothing. Why is it so hard?

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AirdropGrandpa

· 14h ago

P/E ratio of 1800 times, still dare to play, isn't this gambling? Wait, why do I feel like I'm the one picking up the bag at the high... Standard bull market pattern? Why do I always seem to be stepping on the rhythm and playing catch-up? The washout is probably targeting retail investors like me, hilarious. The logic of "the strong get stronger" sounds really uncomfortable. When did I become the strong one? What if inflation comes again in 26 years? Can my current position hold until then? Following the trend? I'd rather miss out than get trapped and frozen. It's easy to say, but when you're actually picking up the bag at the high, you'll realize how painful it is. Holding the line is correct, but I'm just worried that holding on might turn me into the last bag-holder.

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