The recent three consecutive gains of the A50 index futures have been quite encouraging, with another increase of 0.41% last night. At this pace, it looks like A-shares are very likely to open higher next Monday.
However, a higher open is just an appetizer—the key is whether there will be increased trading volume. Whether incremental funds are willing to enter the market will directly determine how far this rally can go. The market is currently at a crossroads, and both the index and the tech sector need to give a clear signal. Last week, tech stocks indeed had good profit opportunities, and even amid high-level volatility, there were plenty of chances, especially since the CPO concept stocks have risen for two consecutive weeks. In the short term, a direction confirmation is also needed.
To be honest, there are opportunities, but risk control is even more important. At this stage in the market, taking a steady approach will actually get you further. Don’t let short-term fluctuations cloud your judgment. Take profits when there’s a rally, protect your capital when there isn’t—this is the hard truth for long-term survival in the market.
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NFTRegretter
· 2025-12-08 15:44
So what if it opens high? The key is whether there’s enough volume to enter.
There’s definitely an opportunity this round, but don’t get carried away.
CPO has risen for two consecutive weeks; it’s time to be cautious.
Protecting your principal is the most important thing—don’t be fooled by volatility.
The profit-making effect is an illusion; risk control is what really matters.
Incremental funds are the real deciding factor; everything else is meaningless.
Hold your ground and don’t let short-term temptations cloud your judgment.
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AirdropHarvester
· 2025-12-06 05:51
So what if it opens high? What matters is whether it can hold.
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Anon4461
· 2025-12-06 05:41
Whether it opens high and goes higher or opens high and plunges, we'll find out on Monday.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 2025-12-06 05:36
What's the point of a high open? The key is whether the trading volume is strong or not.
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quietly_staking
· 2025-12-06 05:29
What does a high opening matter? It still depends on whether it can hold steady.
The recent three consecutive gains of the A50 index futures have been quite encouraging, with another increase of 0.41% last night. At this pace, it looks like A-shares are very likely to open higher next Monday.
However, a higher open is just an appetizer—the key is whether there will be increased trading volume. Whether incremental funds are willing to enter the market will directly determine how far this rally can go. The market is currently at a crossroads, and both the index and the tech sector need to give a clear signal. Last week, tech stocks indeed had good profit opportunities, and even amid high-level volatility, there were plenty of chances, especially since the CPO concept stocks have risen for two consecutive weeks. In the short term, a direction confirmation is also needed.
To be honest, there are opportunities, but risk control is even more important. At this stage in the market, taking a steady approach will actually get you further. Don’t let short-term fluctuations cloud your judgment. Take profits when there’s a rally, protect your capital when there isn’t—this is the hard truth for long-term survival in the market.