Market indices continue to rise, with the main driving force currently coming from the commercial aerospace sector. The popularity of Musk-related concepts is also boosting the market, while multiple branches such as chips, energy, nuclear fusion, rare earths, and power supplies are taking turns to perform. In terms of investment strategy, while following the main trend, investors can also look for arbitrage opportunities within the sub-sectors.



The commercial aerospace sector performs relatively steadily. After opening high today, Leike Defense pulled back, then rebounded strongly. China Satellite experienced a deep correction and is now slowly recovering. The trends of Hualing Cables, Shunhao Shares, and Xinwei Communications are all relatively healthy. Leading companies like China Satcom, Aerospace Electronics, Beidou Star, and Galaxy Electronics collectively hit the daily limit, with core companies continuing to reach new highs. Tongyu Communications even hit the limit up again, indicating that the flow of funds back into the sector still persists.

The robotics sector, however, is not performing smoothly. Fenglong Shares continued to hit the daily limit up, but the performance of other stocks shows clear differentiation. Trend stocks like Wuzhou Xinchun, Sanhua Intelligent Controls, and Wanxiang Qianchao surged and then fell back in the late trading, while Shengtong Shares quickly rose and then retraced. In the short term, a strategy of mainly taking profits at high points may be advisable for this sector.

In the brain-computer interface concept, Innovation Medical continues to lead, but there is obvious differentiation among the later stocks. It is recommended to wait for tomorrow’s differentiation to complete, as there should still be opportunities for capital to flow back.

In the technology sector, chip strategies remain active. GigaDevice, Beijing Junzheng continue to rise sharply, and Blue Focus’s AI application attributes keep it hitting new highs. Power supply and liquid cooling sectors also saw some activity today, and low-priced stocks in these areas are still worth exploring. Recently listed stocks like Zhongxin Guangyi and Qiangyi performed well, with clear linkage effects within the new stock sector, offering relatively more opportunities.

Opportunities worth paying attention to in the late trading include precious metals and energy sectors. Changes in international geopolitical situations have driven fluctuations in oil and gold prices. The logic of rising prices for wetland metals and Xingye Silver Tin still holds, making them suitable for arbitrage during defensive periods. Gold, oil, and gas sectors have recently shown good hedging properties. As we enter the first week of 2026, maintaining an active approach is key—quickly executing trades on key stocks during the session and continuously highlighting opportunities toward the close. Front-running strategies are the main approach at this stage.
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MetaverseVagabondvip
· 01-10 11:54
This wave of aerospace really took off, Elon Musk's concept has been heating up, but it just feels like the arbitrage space is getting smaller and smaller, everything's been mined out.

The way the robotics sector surged and then pulled back is really frustrating. The high-selling strategy sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to get hammered.

Chips continue to push higher, Blue Focus has hit a new high. This kind of trend is indeed a bit fierce, but the risks are also accumulating.

Precious metals, oil, and gas have good defensive attributes, but I still feel that entering now might just turn you into a bag holder.

Wait, why has commercial aerospace been hitting the daily limit up, while the followers in the back are so clearly divided? There must be some tricks involved.

Newly listed stocks have many opportunities but are also the easiest to get caught in traps. I'll wait and see how they perform tomorrow before making any moves.

I do think there’s still a chance for differentiation in brain-machine interfaces. Wait and see, don’t rush to get on board.
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TestnetNomadvip
· 01-10 06:17
The aerospace sector really can't hold up anymore, with the leading stocks all hitting the daily limit and reaching new highs. I'm still hesitating whether to chase or not.
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WalletInspectorvip
· 01-10 01:55
Spacecraft take off, robots stumble and bump, this rhythm is a bit funny haha
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LightningWalletvip
· 01-09 21:04
This wave of aerospace is really impressive. The Musk concept is gaining momentum again, and it feels like we can ride another wave.
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BasementAlchemistvip
· 01-07 13:47
Aerospace sector is really fierce, leading stocks directly hit the daily limit, it seems some people haven't jumped on the bandwagon yet.

The Musk effect is so strong, but I still feel a bit hesitant, it seems risky to chase high.

What’s going on with the robotics sector? It plunged right at the end of the trading session. I almost got caught at a high point, but luckily I pulled out in time.

The divergence in brain-computer interfaces is so serious, I’ll wait until tomorrow to see. Let’s wait for the trend indicator to confirm.

Those chip stocks are indeed impressive, but isn’t this speed of rise a bit too much? I’ll reduce some positions to ease my nerves.

Newly listed stocks are interesting; the linkage effect has kicked in. There are still opportunities to be found at low levels.

Precious metals and oil & gas sectors are really good for defense, I’ve got the arbitrage strategy now.
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 01-07 13:44
Aerospace stands out alone, while other sectors find it difficult to follow suit.
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MetaMaskVictimvip
· 01-07 13:44
Commercial spaceflight is truly amazing this time, with the leading stocks collectively hitting the daily limit—it's unbelievable. This is what a main trend should look like.

What's going on with the robotics sector? It was so weak at the end of the trading session; it seems there's no short-term opportunity.

The chip sector is still rising, with Zhaoyi Innovation soaring wildly here. The AI concept is really hot.

The divergence in brain-computer interface stocks is so serious; maybe we should wait and see. There should be a rebound tomorrow.

Precious metals and energy sectors are holding up well. When geopolitical situations change, gold and oil prices follow, and the arbitrage space is indeed there.

The recent linkage effect among newly listed stocks is obvious; opportunities have actually increased recently.

Aerospace electronics and Beidou Xing Tong directly hit the daily limit this wave, with funds pouring in. We need to keep up with the rhythm.

Wuzhou New Spring's stocks fell back at the end of the session, which is really frustrating. Those who sold high are now regretting it.

Fenglong continued with a straight-up move, but the follow-up momentum isn't as strong. The divergence has already begun.

Zhaoyi Innovation is truly outstanding this time, and Blue Focus hasn't stopped either. The enthusiasm for tech stocks is still there.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 01-07 13:30
The space industry really has nothing to say this time, with leading stocks collectively hitting the daily limit, and capital flow returning is a clear signal.

Why did the robotics sector underperform? A high-selling strategy needs to keep up with the rhythm.

The divergence in brain-machine interfaces is so obvious; let's see if we can pick up some bargains tomorrow.

The chip sector remains stable, with Zhaoyi Innovation and Junzheng consistently there, and Blue Focus even hit a new high, which is more outrageous.

In the late trading, oil and gold, given the current geopolitical situation, have strong defensive qualities.

The effect of the recent IPOs is kicking in; there are still opportunities to explore at low levels.
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