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description: "$SSE Index(000001.SH) Over the weekend, there wasn't much major news overall, with only two themes being actively hyped: one is the official release of the new DeepSeek V4 model, and the other is the optical module segment within the AI hardware sector. On Thursday and Friday, individual stocks showed significant divergence, falling for two consecutive days to digest and adjust. Judging by the rhythm, the market is highly likely to experience a rebound and recovery next week. However, there's a key point to remind everyone: next week is the end of April, which is also the final disclosure window for annual and quarterly reports, with only four days left. As the old saying goes, the ugly bride must eventually meet her in-laws. Companies with poor performance tend to delay disclosure until the last minute. For stocks that haven't released their earnings announcements yet, you must be extra cautious to avoid stepping on a landmine. Furthermore, with the upcoming short holiday, funds are generally more cautious before the break and won't enter the market aggressively. So even if the market recovers next week, don't get your hopes up too high, especially with a five-day holiday ahead and risk-averse sentiment among investors. Many people are debating this week whether to hold stocks or cash over the holiday. Personally, I lean more towards holding stocks. By May and June, earnings season will be over, freeing the market from being held hostage by performance results. The overall market conditions might actually be easier to navigate, with more room for maneuvering. The focus for next week's operations should simply be on sectors and individual stocks where earnings have already been announced and negative news has been fully digested. Regarding sectors: 1. Huawei Ascend ChainThis time, DeepSeek's full adaptation and integration into Huawei's Ascend ecosystem has given a real shot in the arm to domestic chips and domestic computing power. However, the sector didn't really take off on Friday, with lukewarm interest. After being hyped by various funds over the weekend, it remains to be seen whether it can ride the momentum and spark a rally on Monday. 2. Domestic Computing PowerOverseas computing power-related stocks have risen too sharply before and are now consolidating at high levels, making a major rally difficult in the short term. Funds are likely to switch styles later, and the focus can be on 埋伏 ing and watching for low-position opportunities across the entire domestic computing power industry chain."
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