2026-01-12 06:22:58

Recently, there has been a clear characteristic in the market—dual main lines rotating. Take GEO as an example, which saw a 46% increase in three days, followed by the AI application sector, which also kept pace, with the AI marketing track later added showing a 10% rise. In terms of position, AI applications currently have an advantage, and there is still potential ahead.

The other line is commercial aerospace, which is also accelerating higher. Even related ETFs hit the daily limit, with a trading volume of 2.3 trillion yuan accumulated in just half a day. When the market has money, things go smoothly, supporting a multi-point flowering situation. Expectations for February are also quite high; the key is to focus on the main line direction and buy on dips.

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 01-12 06:52

Didn't expect GEO to be so crazy, 46% gone in three days? I need to see if I can still get on board. AI applications and commercial space really have some movement, this rebound is quite interesting. 2.3 trillion stacked in space ETF, this heat... be careful not to catch the last stick. Buying on dips sounds simple, but the key is, when is considered a low point, everyone?

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DancingCandles

· 01-12 06:49

46%？GEO this wave is quite fierce, brothers who got on early are thrilled AI applications can still be played with, but don't chase high prices, the position is a bit risky Commercial space is even hotter, the 2.3 trillion pile over there is also quite crazy, there's really too much money In February, you need to select the right direction, otherwise it's easy to chase high and get caught

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MoonRocketman

· 01-12 06:28

A 46% increase means the RSI has already broken through the upper limit of the near-Earth orbit, and the GEO launch window may be closing. Be cautious of gravitational pullbacks. The angle coefficient of the AI application line looks good, and there is still room on the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, but the trading volume in commercial spaceflight is piling up... which is a bit risky. Dipping to allocate seems easy to say, but the key is to carefully calculate your stop-loss level, so that a wave of adjustment doesn't wipe out your positions. The 2.3 trillion in volume pressure looks intense, and you need to be ready for escape velocity at any moment. The dual mainline rotation is indeed attractive, but I'm worried that too much money piling up might lead to big pitfalls. The trajectory slope of this wave of AI applications still looks promising, but beware of the trap of overheated technicals.

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