2026-01-12 03:22:18

Today, in the first hour of trading, the Shanghai Composite Index's trading volume reached 750 billion, surpassing the highest daily average volume recorded on October 8th last year. This signal should not be underestimated.

If today's final trading volume hits a new high, it can be largely judged that this round of the bull market is far from over. This aligns perfectly with my judgment at the end of September last year—I predicted that the bull market might only truly top out when the Shanghai Composite's daily trading volume reaches over 20 trillion yuan.

Now, every time the trading volume exceeds the data from October 8th, it is a step closer to this goal. Volume speaks, but numbers can be deceiving. From this perspective, there is still considerable room for the stock market to rise.

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ProposalDetective

· 3h ago

750 billion broke the opening? This wave is really aiming for 2 trillion, a bit fierce.

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LiquidityNinja

· 3h ago

The trading volume explosion is so fierce, there's something to it. Is 2 trillion the ceiling? Then we still have to wait. --- Opening at 7.5 trillion, last October's surge was directly wiped out. Are we really going to push through this time? --- Wait, are you serious about 2 trillion? That number seems a bit off. --- The trading volume does speak, but few dare to chase the high. I just want to see how far the final trading volume can go. --- Every time a new high is broken, it's so exciting, but who can accurately catch the bottom at the top? Better to wait and see. --- Starting at 7.5 trillion, this pace is a bit fast. Could there be a lack of momentum afterward? --- Predicting 2 trillion as the peak? Sounds pretty bold, but the data indeed supports your judgment.

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AirdropFreedom

· 3h ago

Such a fierce surge, only 2 trillion will top out? I don't believe you, you said the same thing last year.

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