Tuesday's market trend is no longer a guess; there are no surprises, and we continue to be bullish, but it is not a broad rally; it is a differentiated market. On Monday, there was a significant rebound in trading volume, led by securities, with technology assisting. Although there was a pullback at the end of the trading day, the profit-making effect is clear. There will not be significant risks before mid-December; there will be pullbacks, but they will not be deep. At the end of the year, it is impossible to reverse and accelerate the market; for those who did not significantly increase their positions before last Thursday, it is not advisable to chase highs this week.
On Monday, the three major U.S. stock indexes fell slightly,
large technology stocks were mixed, Tesla fell over 3%, Google fell over 2%, Broadcom rose over 2%, Nvidia rose 1%, and continued to rise over 2% after hours. Memory chips collectively rose, with Micron Technology soaring over 4%.
Popular Chinese concept stocks had mixed results, with Baidu rising over 3%, XPeng rising 2.6%, and NetEase falling over 2%.
Futures gold fell by $23 per ounce, and futures oil fell by over 2%.
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On Monday, the long-short ratio data increased, all above 1.0, with bulls in the lead, favorable for a bullish counterattack. The ChiNext Index is greater than 1.5, entering a position reduction phase, while the CSI 500 sector saw a drop in the long-short ratio, indicating signs of withdrawal from the main funds.
