The market has indeed been interesting recently. Although the major indices pulled back after a rally, the three main indices still closed higher, with the Shanghai Composite Index hitting 8 consecutive positive sessions, indicating relatively stable bottom support. However, individual stock sentiment is somewhat lukewarm, with over 3,400 stocks declining. The total market turnover reached 2.16 trillion yuan, an increase of 235.7 billion yuan compared to the previous day, but profit-making effects still depend on choosing the right sectors.

Speaking of sectors, several hotspots this week are particularly worth noting. The biggest move is in commercial aerospace—SpaceX officially confirmed its IPO plan for 2026, which is a significant signal. Related A-share stocks such as China Satellite, Aerospace Development, Tongyu Communications, Grand China Airlines, Aerospace Engineering, Aerospace Propulsion, Chaojie Shares, Western Materials, and Xinwei Communications have become active in this round of market movements. The STAR Market has also expanded the fifth set of listing standards, clearly clearing obstacles for commercial rocket companies to go public.

The computing hardware sector is also active. Google released the new generation TPUv7, adopting a full liquid cooling architecture, which is a boost for the entire chip industry chain. Companies like Yongding Shares, Tiantong Shares, Shengyi Technology, Chuangyuan Technology, Boyun New Materials, and Yingweike are directly benefiting. Hainan is also making moves—on December 18, the island-wide lockdown officially started, bringing opportunities for Hainan Development, Shennong Seed Industry, Intercontinental Oil & Gas, and Hainan Airport.

The lithium battery sector is a return of an old hot spot. Lithium carbonate futures surged, reaching a new high since November 2023, attracting renewed market attention to stocks like Tianji Shares, Haike Xinyuan, Yongtai Technology, Enjie Shares, and Fluorine Multiplier.

A few other news items are worth mentioning. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology established a humanoid robot standards committee, with executives from companies like Yushu, Wang Xing, Zhiyuan, and Peng Zhihui listed, indicating that this sector is entering a phase of standardization. The precious metals market is also crazy—on the 26th, during the New York trading session, gold, silver, and platinum all surged, setting new historical highs. The central bank also took action in cross-border payments, issuing the "RMB Cross-Border Payment System Business Rules," which is a positive development for companies involved in international settlement.