2026-01-04 07:27:23

On the first trading day of 2026, the Shanghai Composite Index is likely to open higher, with the Shanghai 4000 points possibly approaching. The market expects most sectors to close in the red, while the ChiNext Board may perform more actively. Behind this is an interesting psychological phenomenon—on the last trading day of 2025, some investors panic-sold out of uncertainty about the market; the next day, seeing the rise, they naturally chase the high and buy back. This wave of panic buying should not be underestimated.

Stock differentiation remains the main theme. AI chips, computing power services, robotics, semiconductor storage, and aerospace are still the market's focus. The flow of funds and sentiment in these sectors are worth monitoring.

Next week, whether the Shanghai Index can stabilize above 4000 points is a key observation point. Looking further ahead, in a year, the once seemingly unreachable 4000 points may just be the foot of the mountain in the entire upward cycle. For long-term investors, the current position might have more room for imagination than expected.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-07 07:24

It's that psychological game of "panic selling followed by chasing the highs" again, playing it this way every time. Will it stabilize at 4000 points? Let's see how many days it can hold up first.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 01-06 22:35

Same old trick again, panic selling followed by chasing the highs. I can see clearly the buying and selling behavior of these retail investors in this wave. The probability of holding steady at 4000 points is low; after a high open tomorrow, a sharp decline is highly likely. AI chips again? Funds have already moved out; don’t get caught by the last-minute bagholders. Long-term investment potential? I trust my own stop-loss line more.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-06 03:29

It's the same psychological game again. Yesterday, a wave was scared off, and today, people chase high to add positions. Retail investors are always following this pattern. The 4000-point level really can't hold, it feels like a false rebound. The AI chip sector still needs to be watched, but don't be fooled by the emotional hype. Long-term investing? I just want to know how things will look next April. Don't tell me about the foot of the mountain. Those who chase high to add positions will probably regret it tomorrow.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 01-04 07:57

Haha, it's the same story again. Panic selling, then chasing the high the next day. I just want to ask, how many times have I paid this IQ tax?

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quiet_lurker

· 01-04 07:56

It's that old cycle of panic—sell-off—buy high again. Retail investors really never learn their lesson. Stabilizing at 4000 points? First, let's figure out the bubble in AI chips before talking. Long-term investing sounds comfortable, but you just have to stay alive and wait for that day...

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MissingSats

· 01-04 07:48

It's the same story again... Those who panic-sell will buy back tomorrow, that's the fate of the retail investors.

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RektCoaster

· 01-04 07:46

It's the same pattern again: panic selling followed by chasing the high. Retail investors are always so predictable.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-04 07:44

I've said it before, this wave of panic selling is the best opportunity to get on board. While others are greedy, I stay calm; while others are fearful, I start to position myself. Once we stabilize above 4000 points, you'll understand. --- Don't miss out, everyone. I warned about the AI chip sector last year. Those still hesitating now will regret it three years later. --- Honestly, very few people see through the market. Most are just driven by emotions. Having the first-mover advantage is especially crucial at this moment. --- I've mentioned this many times before. It's not too late to make a long-term investment, but you need to recognize the overall trend. --- Don't get caught up in the ups and downs. The key is to seize the high ground of this cycle. Many people are still on the outside.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 01-04 07:38

Haha, it's the same old story again—buying on the open, chasing highs, and adding positions. The retail investors are forever trapped in this cycle. --- Stabilizing at 4000 points? First, see how the ChiNext Index performs today before talking. --- Hot topics like chips and computing power have long been drained by vampires. Stop messing around. --- Long-term investors? Wake up. If the support breaks next week, you'll see what the foot of the mountain really looks like. --- Panic buying is just another name for bagholders. --- Anyway, I don't chase highs. I'll wait for a pullback. --- Is it really that easy to stabilize at 4000 on the Shanghai Composite? I always feel there's a trap. --- When computing power services were hot, I didn't get in. Now, it's all too late to say anything.

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