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📊《Weekend Market Watch》｜Which sectors are worth watching next week?

The market experienced significant volatility this week, but the hot spots remained relatively concentrated.

If I had to choose the key areas to focus on next week, I would put them in these sectors.

① AI — Still the Main Theme

The AI story is not over yet.

Whether it's computing power, data centers, or enterprise applications, there is still room for continued development.

There might be short-term fluctuations, but I believe AI remains one of the most noteworthy directions for the next few years.

② Semiconductors — Focus on Whether Capital Flows Back In

After a round of gains, the semiconductor sector has recently seen some divergence.

I believe if capital flows back into the tech sector next week, semiconductors are still worth close attention.

Especially in sub-sectors related to AI, such as chips, memory, and advanced packaging.

③ Quantum Computing — Watch for Opportunities, Don't Blindly Chase Highs

Quantum computing is a long-term track.

Every time there is news-driven momentum, stock price volatility tends to be significant.

I prefer to monitor it continuously rather than chase highs due to short-term rallies.

Real opportunities often emerge when the market is calm.

④ Robotics — Bullish Long-term, But Patience is Required

Robotics is one of the key areas for AI implementation.

In the coming years, both industrial robots and humanoid robots have substantial growth potential.

However, many companies are still in their growth phase, so short-term volatility may be quite noticeable.

My Personal View

The market sees new hot spots every day.

But what's truly worth investing in is not the stock that rises the most today, but the industries that still have room for growth in the coming years.

I will continue to focus on:

✅ AI

✅ Semiconductors

✅ Memory

✅ Robotics

Short-term, watch sentiment; long-term, watch the trend.

The above is just my personal opinion and does not constitute any investment advice.

Which sector are you most bullish on for next week? Let's discuss together.

#USStocks #AI #Semiconductors #Robotics #QuantumComputing #WeekendMarketWatch

📊 Next week, will Micron and SanDisk still have opportunities? Can we continue to hold Micron and SanDisk?

I think there might still be short-term fluctuations, and you can appropriately add to your position in batches at suitable levels. I'm optimistic about the medium-to-long-term logic of the storage sector. Also, I feel that SanDisk and Micron are likely to split their stocks by the end of this year or next year.

There are three reasons:

✅ Demand for AI servers and data centers is still growing.

✅ The fundamental demand for HBM, DRAM, and NAND hasn't changed.

✅ If the semiconductor sector continues to strengthen, storage stocks are likely to benefit as well.

However, in the short term, we should also be aware:

⚠️ The previous gains have been significant, and there are quite a few profit-taking positions.

⚠️ Once market sentiment weakens, volatility could amplify.

If we dismiss the entire industry just because of a short-term pullback, I think it's a bit too early. I'm more focused on the industry trend, not the daily ups and downs. The biggest enemy in investing is often not the market, but one's own emotions.

#USStocks #Micron #SanDisk #AI #Semiconductor

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