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1. Market Review: The index surged sharply, with a volume of 19,802 billion. During the bidding, Shao Neng Shares saw a large single order, Jin Kai New Energy rebounded and hit the limit up, and the power sector opened high but then retreated along with the index. Storage stocks continued to rise strongly amid a strong external market. In the afternoon, computing power stocks started to strengthen, with Data Port hitting the limit up, and data centers rising in bulk. Storage sector continued to strengthen into the close, with Langke Technology rebounding 20cm. The market experienced a broad decline with decreasing volume, led by computing power, which was a rebound. This is somewhat awkward. It doesn’t indicate a reversal yet. If the external market surges tonight, a high open tomorrow without volume could mean a pullback. Rotation is happening, but multiple sectors are now active. Storage has some continuity, mainly following the external trend. Last week, when the external market fell sharply, we held up better, possibly because external funds sought refuge here. This week, as the external rebound occurs, funds may move back, and we are performing weaker than the external market. Today’s broad decline with decreasing volume is not a sign of bullishness but indicates exhaustion among bears. Without active buying, the index is unlikely to reverse directly. We’ll see how it develops; no need to be overly optimistic yet. ………………………………………………
2. Stock Comments: Jinkai New Energy: Showed some signs during bidding, but the timing was not ideal. Failed to rebound at the close, so a normal low open is expected tomorrow. ………………………………………………
3. Market Environment: Profit-making effect: Computing power, chips, communications Loss-making effect: Chemicals, natural gas, oil and petrochemicals ………………………………………………
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