2025-12-26 10:28:16

The brokerage sector finally shows some signs of life, breaking through the daily technical resistance level for the first time since November. However, this is not enough to declare the start of a rebound. From a technical perspective, there are many issues: on one hand, the medium-term trend of the brokerage index still appears weak, even after breaking through short-term indicators, it is likely to fluctuate repeatedly; on the other hand, individual stock popularity has not yet recovered, with especially severe divergence. Looking at the current situation, the stocks with the strongest gains have only increased by about 7%, and the second tier stocks have not even reached 4%, while most stocks below that have not exceeded a 2% increase.

In other words, for the brokerage sector to truly form a strong upward trend, more time is needed for validation. Investors should either choose to hold steadily and patiently wait for a trend reversal, or temporarily stay on the sidelines and observe subsequent performance.

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LayerZeroEnjoyer

· 10h ago

Brokerage firms' rebound is just a false alarm, not very useful I'm optimistic, but there's really no momentum, too fragmented Still keep observing, no rush to jump in The recent small increase indicates that no one truly believes in it Wait and see how things unfold later

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ReverseTrendSister

· 12-26 10:57

Follow your instincts and go with your gut to make money --- Here are 5 comments with different styles: 1. Yet another "let's wait and see" approach, I scoff at that—doesn't that just mean having no direction? 2. Less than 7% gain? Then the green in my hand must be for charity. 3. The divergence is so severe, it indicates someone is still taking the bait. I'll just watch to see who’s so foolish. 4. Sitting still? I've been doing that for a long time. Now the question is, until when will I hold my position? 5. I know the brokerage's nature too well—repeatedly messing around is their daily routine, nothing new.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 12-26 10:56

This is a common tactic in paper articles; is breaking through a counterattack? I think it's doubtful. Wait, a 7% increase is still considered a good sign, while the lower tier is only 2%. The disparity is too outrageous. Stay on the sidelines for now, anyway, we still have to wait for the brokerage sector, nothing urgent. Excited about breaking through resistance levels? Forget it, back-and-forth fluctuations are the norm. The popularity hasn't really picked up; this wave is probably just a false alarm. Damn it, it's that kind of "needs time to verify" statement again. Let's wait and see, everyone. It still seems like they want to wait for a more certain signal before jumping in.

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MechanicalMartel

· 12-26 10:56

Another feint, is this time really different? The brokerages' gains are so scattered, indicating no collective effort Waiting for repeated tinkering, I've long been used to this routine 7% is considered aggressive? I think it's still uncertain Still the same advice, let's wait until it truly stabilizes before talking

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RuntimeError

· 12-26 10:56

You're trying to fool me again, just a small increase and you want to say the counterattack has begun. Who are you trying to fool?

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CrashHotline

· 12-26 10:51

Another false breakout, I've seen it too many times --- 7% is considered a strong rise? I think it's just a rebound --- Alright, stop wasting effort, just keep lying flat and waiting --- Such severe divergence, yet you still dare to move? Better to observe first --- Thinking of bragging after breaking through the resistance level? Wake up, everyone --- Doing nothing is the right move, anyway it will fall sooner or later --- A real counterattack? Let's see the stock's popularity first --- This wave of market is just a facade, don't be fooled --- The index is weak, and individual stocks' gains are still so poor, it's really not worth it --- I choose to continue holding, betting on a reversal

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RetroHodler91

· 12-26 10:48

It's the same old story, the repetitive old tricks Can't take it anymore, might as well just lie flat 7% can be called a rise? Laughing to death, retail investors are dreaming Let's wait and see, if this wave isn't just bluffing, I'll do a handstand and eat the screen A real counterattack? Come on, let's wait a bit longer This is just the daily routine of brokerage firms, rise and fall, fall and rise, in cycles Honestly, it's still a lack of popularity, the severe stock differentiation is really unbelievable

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HypotheticalLiquidator

· 12-26 10:38

Breaking through the resistance level? Haha, that's just typical technical fake fire. A 7% increase can't be called a counterattack? With such severe divergence, I actually see signs of risk control thresholds approaching...

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