2026-01-03 14:26:30

The first trading day of the new year, A-shares are highly likely to open higher. The Shanghai Composite Index is very likely to challenge the 4000-point mark, with most sectors generally bullish, especially the ChiNext Board. The underlying logic is quite clear—on the last trading day of 2025, many retail investors panic-sell due to not understanding market trends. Once the market recovers, these funds will reverse and buy in, creating a noticeable rebound effect.

In the short term, stock differentiation will still be the main theme. But from a sector perspective, AI chip computing power, robotics, semiconductor storage, and aerospace remain the focus of capital chasing. Many investors believe that the 4000-point level may stabilize within the next week. Interestingly, from a long-term perspective, the seemingly "unattainable" 4000 points now may, in hindsight a year later, just be at the foot of the climb—this is the market's cyclical charm.

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ImpermanentSage

· 01-06 05:08

When retail investors cut their losses, it's our opportunity to buy the dip. This logic makes sense. After the 4000-point level stabilizes, the chip and robotics sectors will be the real show. The group that underperformed last year should reverse this year; cycles are so magical. Looking back after a year, 4000 points will seem like a joke. Anyway, I hold on tightly and won't let go.

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DiamondHands

· 01-04 17:08

It's time for retail investors to buy the dip Is 4000 points really the bottom? That's a bit far-fetched I'm still optimistic about AI chips Is it time to cut losses again? Oh my goodness A rebound is a rebound, just don't get caught holding the bag Keep a close eye on the robotics sector Sounds nice, but it's just the prelude to a scam How many days can this rebound last? Question mark Long-term cycle? I only care about this week's meal It's both opening high and rebounding, what's the trick? I'm holding semiconductor storage stocks, waiting for a rebound 4000 points? Ha, I don't believe you Can the ChiNext Board turn around this time? If computing power chips start to rise, I'll be out of trouble Reverse buying? I already lost all my money I'm optimistic, but I just can't stop buying

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Hash_Bandit

· 01-03 22:25

nah the panic sellers always come back hard... seen this cycle too many times. 4000 is just the base layer tbh, give it time and that'll look quaint af. ai chips and semis doing the heavy lifting again, like the old days when people actually understood what they were holding lmao

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MidnightTrader

· 01-03 14:56

Retail investors are trying to buy the dip again but are about to get cut, feeling heartbroken.

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CexIsBad

· 01-03 14:55

Retail investors bottom-fishing and getting caught, can the 4000-point level really hold steady? I remain skeptical. --- AI chips, semiconductors—these sectors, it feels like they keep trading among the same few players. --- Looking back a year later from the foot of the mountain, those who cut losses now are probably going to cry their eyes out. --- Tired of hearing the rebound effect theory, every time it’s the same story—what’s the result? --- Robotics and aerospace, here we go again. Heard this last year too. --- Stabilizing at 4000 points? I just want to see how many rounds retail investors get caught again. --- A gap-up opening is an opportunity to offload, don’t be fooled, brothers. --- What does sector differentiation mean? It just means most people can’t make money.

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StableBoi

· 01-03 14:54

Wow, another 4000 points? The retail investors buying the dip rebound strategy I heard last year, and what was the result? AI chips are indeed top-notch, but don’t be fooled by sector rotation. Real money still depends on volume. A year later, are we at the foot of the mountain? Haha, then shouldn’t we go all in now?

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FarmHopper

· 01-03 14:50

Here comes the argument about cutting leeks again; retail investors and bagholders are truly caught in the crossfire.

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AltcoinHunter

· 01-03 14:49

Retail investors cut losses and rebound, it's the old routine. But this wave of AI chip sector really has something, feels like building a bottom and gathering strength, the technicals look comfortable. Will 4000 points stabilize? Let's first see if it can break through. --- It's the same logic again, panic selling by retail investors and then reverse buying. To put it nicely, it's actually funds cycling between cutting losses and entering positions. But I do have confidence in the robotics sector, feeling like there’s a hundredfold opportunity. --- Wow, after a year, 4000 points is just the foot of the mountain? If that really happens, I’ll have to go all-in. But the current problem is the severe divergence; choosing the wrong stocks could lead to bankruptcy. --- From a consensus perspective, it’s indeed valid, but I heard this kind of analysis half a year ago. The key is who can catch this wave of rebound. --- A high open and rebound is indeed routine operation, the key is whether it can be sustained. I haven't paid much attention to the aerospace sector, is there a big V influencer researching it?

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LazyDevMiner

· 01-03 14:35

The moment for retail investors to buy the dip has arrived, and this rebound is quite strong. The chip sector is about to take off again; I need to jump on quickly. The 4000-point mark is just the beginning; there's still room to grow. Having to take over again, feeling exhausted. Everyone who cut losses last year must be regretting it to death, haha. AI chips are really a hot track. Market cycles are like this; endure until the end to profit. Waiting for the moment when the Growth Enterprise Market (GEM) takes off. I believe in this rebound effect; let's get on board, everyone.

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