From today's market performance, the market is showing a completely crazy growth pattern rather than a steady slow bull trend. The trading volume directly hit the 3.5 trillion level—this number hides risk signals behind it. More alarmingly, the turnover rate of the ChiNext Board has already surpassed the historical level of 2015. I have repeatedly warned everyone that such frantic upward movement is hard to sustain. Flipping through historical records reveals a pattern: on the eve of every stock market crash, the market plays out the same script—crazy trading volume combined with soaring prices. Data does not lie, and those extreme trading heats often serve as a warning sign of risk.
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MetaMaximalist
· 20h ago
ngl this reads like classic pre-crash euphoria... 3.5T volume with that turnover ratio? we've literally seen this exact pattern before the 2015 bloodbath. most people won't read the data until it's too late tho
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MagicBean
· 21h ago
The number 3.5 trillion is starting to be hard to sustain. Who doesn't remember the wave back in 2015...
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fren_with_benefits
· 21h ago
3.5 trillion? Wow, this hype is a bit scary, feels like a dump is coming.
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PanicSeller
· 21h ago
3.5 trillion? Oh my god, this pace is really a bit frightening. It feels like we're going back to that scene in 2015.
From today's market performance, the market is showing a completely crazy growth pattern rather than a steady slow bull trend. The trading volume directly hit the 3.5 trillion level—this number hides risk signals behind it. More alarmingly, the turnover rate of the ChiNext Board has already surpassed the historical level of 2015. I have repeatedly warned everyone that such frantic upward movement is hard to sustain. Flipping through historical records reveals a pattern: on the eve of every stock market crash, the market plays out the same script—crazy trading volume combined with soaring prices. Data does not lie, and those extreme trading heats often serve as a warning sign of risk.