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Hexun Investment Advisor Xiong Wei: Two Major Weekend News! Where Are Robots and Precious Metals Headed?
Everyone, two major weekend news items set the tone for next week’s A-shares. Let me give you a piece of advice: don’t make reckless moves in the short term, retail investors, stay calm.
The first piece of news is explosive. The so-called “hot money” has directly thrown in the towel, openly admitting defeat. What’s the concept here? Even the most skilled short-term traders can’t keep up or turn things around anymore. The strategy of chasing high on breakouts and quick in-and-out is now completely invalid. The short-term trading environment has undergone a total transformation. This is not alarmist talk; top-tier funds are telling you with real money: short-term trading is no longer feasible now.
The second major event is about humanoid robots. UTree Technology’s IPO has officially been approved. Its early valuation was only 10 million, now soaring to hundreds of billions, making the sector extremely hot. But remember, a hot sector doesn’t mean you can buy recklessly. Currently, gold, non-ferrous metals, and humanoid robots are all experiencing sluggish declines that test patience.
Here’s a crucial rule for all retail investors: when prices are falling steadily, stay cautious and observe; only consider entering when there’s a surge in volume that halts the decline and signals a reversal—such as a large-volume drop, a long lower shadow on the candlestick, stabilization with a positive close, and volume increasing to break above short-term moving averages. Better to chase a little on the right side than to stubbornly fight on the left. Buying at the bottom on the left side often results in nine out of ten failures; following the trend on the right side doubles your success rate.