From today's market performance, the financial sector continues to be under pressure but shows clear resilience, indicating that market participation enthusiasm has been fully activated. The index remains restrained, while individual stocks are the main battleground. Emerging sectors such as commercial aerospace, brain-computer interfaces, and AI applications continue to explode, with active trading in these areas sufficient to support multiple hotspots coexisting. The current strategy should be to downplay the overall market trend and instead focus on selecting low-entry points within popular sectors. Based on trading volume data, today's activity is enough to sustain the rotation of the three major hotspots, providing good operational space for selected stocks. It is recommended to pay attention to phase adjustment opportunities in these fields rather than getting entangled in the rise and fall of the index.
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GreenCandleCollector
· 01-11 03:42
Aerospace, brain-computer interfaces, AI rotation—it's definitely the era of individual stocks, and the index can do whatever it wants.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 01-10 21:54
Brain-computer interfaces are taking off again. As always, don't focus solely on the overall market; individual stocks are where the real gains are.
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SellLowExpert
· 01-10 20:39
Damn, the brain-machine interface hit the daily limit again. Why can't I just get the rhythm right?
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DisillusiionOracle
· 01-08 04:50
It's the same old story, selecting individual stocks and buying at low points. It sounds easy, but there are very few who actually make money.
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CafeMinor
· 01-08 04:50
The hot rotation is so intense, finance is still taking a beating haha. It seems I should follow the trend and dig into some aerospace or brain-machine interface dips. Don't even bother looking at the indices.
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GasFeeAssassin
· 01-08 04:48
It's the same story again—picking stocks and buying at low points. After hearing this for a year, I still haven't made any money, bro.
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GasGoblin
· 01-08 04:47
The aerospace and brain-computer interface sectors are indeed impressive, much better than just watching the main index... The question is whether the trading volume can support it.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-08 04:45
It's another rhythm of stock rotation. I've seen the financial sector's anti-dip move before... The aerospace brain-machine sector is indeed active, but how many can truly bottom out and catch the move?
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PebbleHander
· 01-08 04:25
Haha, it's another day of stock rotation, with the index dragging and individual stocks soaring. I'm tired of this routine.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-08 04:25
It's the same old story again, buying the dip? Supported by trading volume? Looks like they're just setting a trap for retail investors, haha.
From today's market performance, the financial sector continues to be under pressure but shows clear resilience, indicating that market participation enthusiasm has been fully activated. The index remains restrained, while individual stocks are the main battleground. Emerging sectors such as commercial aerospace, brain-computer interfaces, and AI applications continue to explode, with active trading in these areas sufficient to support multiple hotspots coexisting. The current strategy should be to downplay the overall market trend and instead focus on selecting low-entry points within popular sectors. Based on trading volume data, today's activity is enough to sustain the rotation of the three major hotspots, providing good operational space for selected stocks. It is recommended to pay attention to phase adjustment opportunities in these fields rather than getting entangled in the rise and fall of the index.