The financial and technology sectors are soaring straight up, with a continuous bullish trend!
Today, the three major market indices turned red across the board, driven by sectors such as finance and humanoid robots, with trading volume hitting new highs. Although there were no major news on the market, the signals from the capital flow are very clear—year-end fund liquidation and restructuring are nearing completion, and large institutions are beginning to position themselves early for the year-end rally.
Many investors have noticed that the "big funds" that previously slowed down the index's decline have noticeably slowed their actions, indicating that the main participants are quietly adjusting their strategies. Coupled with the warming expectations for a new cycle at the beginning of the year, market enthusiasm is gradually gathering, and key technical levels are likely to be broken.
From the capital perspective, both retail and institutional investors are increasing their enthusiasm for long positions. If this momentum continues, there may well be opportunities for a year-end rally. Of course, attention still needs to be paid to whether trading volume can effectively support the move and the sustainability of hot sectors.
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ChainWallflower
· 11h ago
Here we go again with this story, big institutions' strategic layout, retail investors' enthusiasm for going long... It's the same every year, and in the end, we're just getting cut again.
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OffchainWinner
· 20h ago
Institutions are quietly positioning themselves, while retail investors are still chasing highs. This is the gap.
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-30 15:52
Year-end liquidation and cleanup? Are institutions starting to make promises again? What did they say around this time last year? I forgot.
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SmartContractPlumber
· 12-30 15:42
You need to pay close attention to the trading volume; there are too many fake and real signals. Similar to some projects last year that suddenly surged with suspicious volume before a rug pull due to a permission control vulnerability—these things are not unheard of. Even if the capital flow signals are obvious, they still need to be verified. Don't be fooled by appearances.
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SerumDegen
· 12-30 15:38
ngl the volume spike feels like classic pre-dump accumulation... whales quietly repositioning while retail thinks it's finally their turn lmao
The financial and technology sectors are soaring straight up, with a continuous bullish trend!
Today, the three major market indices turned red across the board, driven by sectors such as finance and humanoid robots, with trading volume hitting new highs. Although there were no major news on the market, the signals from the capital flow are very clear—year-end fund liquidation and restructuring are nearing completion, and large institutions are beginning to position themselves early for the year-end rally.
Many investors have noticed that the "big funds" that previously slowed down the index's decline have noticeably slowed their actions, indicating that the main participants are quietly adjusting their strategies. Coupled with the warming expectations for a new cycle at the beginning of the year, market enthusiasm is gradually gathering, and key technical levels are likely to be broken.
From the capital perspective, both retail and institutional investors are increasing their enthusiasm for long positions. If this momentum continues, there may well be opportunities for a year-end rally. Of course, attention still needs to be paid to whether trading volume can effectively support the move and the sustainability of hot sectors.