Today, the A-share market is particularly interesting. The technology sector is rising, but the heavyweight stocks are falling. Behind this divergence, the market signaling a trend reversal is becoming increasingly obvious.
Looking at the overall market trend, risks are continuously accumulating. In the next couple of days, no one can predict whether a black swan event might suddenly occur. To be honest, there is still no particularly good entry point right now. For those targets that have been rising all the way, if you want to chase, you need to be extremely cautious and avoid blindly following the trend.
Waiting for a better opportunity to enter the market? You should wait until the index pulls back near previous highs and confirms that support can hold. At the individual stock level, there are two types worth watching: one is strong stocks with a "dragon return" attribute that can withstand a pullback to previous highs; the other is targets that have been oscillating around previous highs for a long time with ample buildup.
Recently, the "dragon return" concept stocks have indeed been eye-catching, but to benefit from this wave of market gains, the key is to have already accumulated positions at the bottom in advance. Entering now carries risks that are not ordinary.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 01-10 09:21
Ha, another day of tech stocks gaining weight and smashing down, I'm already tired of this routine, black swan could knock at the door at any time.
Is the dragon returning? It's easy to say, but those who are getting in now are just bagholders, I'm just here to watch the fun.
Talking about bottom-fishing is not easy at all, most people can't even find that point.
Wait, wait, when will this market finally have a good rally?
Chasing highs is like giving away money, a principle that's repeated over and over, but no one listens.
The divergence is so obvious, it actually feels like a reversal is near. Let's hold steady first.
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4am_degen
· 01-09 22:27
The tech frenzy's weight has plummeted, and this divergence looks quite exciting. But to be honest, chasing highs now is really playing with fire.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 01-09 20:38
Wow, the divergence is quite outrageous. The weight of technological takeoff is declining, a typical night before a market reversal.
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OnchainDetective
· 01-08 09:05
Is this wave of Long Huitou another entry point for chasing the high by the FOMO traders? Don't even think about bottom-fishing now if you haven't positioned at the bottom; the black swan is right in front of you.
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bridge_anxiety
· 01-08 04:02
The dragon turns back? Sounds intimidating, but isn't it just an excuse for a bunch of people to chase highs and get trapped... Talking about bottom-fishing easily, who the hell knows where the bottom is.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 01-08 03:59
The idea of the dragon turning back sounds tempting, but I'm scared. I'll wait and see. If I go in now, isn't that asking for death?
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DataBartender
· 01-08 03:58
Is technology killing the weight? Something feels off about this; it seems like a black swan is waiting in the corner.
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RektCoaster
· 01-08 03:50
Is the tech rally losing momentum? The divergence looks quite fierce, and the black swan feels imminent.
I'm also watching the rebound, but jumping in now would be purely suicidal; the bottom chips have already been eaten up by institutions.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-08 03:46
Another round of this divergent market, with tech stocks surging and heavyweights crashing. It's obvious there's not much good news.
Is a dragon returning? It should have been ambushed long ago. If you follow the trend now, just wait to be cut.
If the index suddenly experiences a black swan these days, don't say I didn't warn you.
Heavyweight stocks are crashing, indicating that the main players are changing their strategy. You need to see clearly.
Entering the market now is just gambling. I don't want to play that way.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-08 03:35
Technology weights are crashing, and this wave of divergence might be a signal of a trend reversal. Stay cautious and don't act recklessly.
Really, chasing highs now is playing with fire. Black swan events could happen at any time.
Those stocks that have rebounded strongly are no longer cheap. Now jumping in makes you a bagholder.
Wait, wait, wait. We need to see it stabilize truly before making a move, or else we'll be cut again.
I think, rather than chasing concepts, it's better to look for those truly bottoming out and gathering strength. But honestly, in this market, where is the real bottom?
With weights stocks crashing so hard, how can the main index stay stable? Risks are piling up to this level, so being cautious is the right move.
Today, the A-share market is particularly interesting. The technology sector is rising, but the heavyweight stocks are falling. Behind this divergence, the market signaling a trend reversal is becoming increasingly obvious.
Looking at the overall market trend, risks are continuously accumulating. In the next couple of days, no one can predict whether a black swan event might suddenly occur. To be honest, there is still no particularly good entry point right now. For those targets that have been rising all the way, if you want to chase, you need to be extremely cautious and avoid blindly following the trend.
Waiting for a better opportunity to enter the market? You should wait until the index pulls back near previous highs and confirms that support can hold. At the individual stock level, there are two types worth watching: one is strong stocks with a "dragon return" attribute that can withstand a pullback to previous highs; the other is targets that have been oscillating around previous highs for a long time with ample buildup.
Recently, the "dragon return" concept stocks have indeed been eye-catching, but to benefit from this wave of market gains, the key is to have already accumulated positions at the bottom in advance. Entering now carries risks that are not ordinary.