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Limit-up review: Only 34 stocks hit the limit-up, sentiment at a freezing point! BOE hit the limit-up, WLGF has 7 consec…

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On May 21, market sentiment was sluggish, with only 34 stocks hitting the daily limit. BOE hit the daily limit, and smart driving concept stocks performed outstandingly, with Desay SV and LCE also hitting the daily limit. All three major indices fell over 2%, with the Shanghai Composite Index losing the 4100-point mark, and the market turnover reached 3.48 trillion. The optical fiber concept continued to weaken, with Huiyuan Communication hitting the daily limit. Liren Technology stopped at 8 consecutive limits, while WLGF's 7 consecutive limits became a market highlight. Several industries, such as glass substrates, smart driving, and robotics, showed unusual movements

On May 21, the glass substrate (core stock) concept was active against the trend, with BOE A hitting the daily limit. The intelligent driving concept surged, with Dazhong Transportation achieving two consecutive limits, and Desay SV, LCE, and Suoling Co., Ltd. also hitting the limit. The humanoid robot (core stock) concept fluctuated and rose, with Aistone and Beite Technology reaching the limit.

On the downside, all three major indices fell over 2%, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling below 4,100 points, and nearly 4,800 stocks in the entire market declining. The trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets was 3.48 trillion yuan, an increase of 527.9 billion compared to the previous trading day. The optical fiber concept (core stock) continued to weaken, with Huiyuan Communication hitting the limit down. The liquid cooling server concept adjusted, with Dayuan Pump Industry hitting the limit down. High-tech stocks at high levels faced a collective correction, with AI hardware concept stocks such as Dongshan Precision, Guangxun Technology, Zhongtian Technology, Hengtong Optic-Electric, and Shijia Photon all falling over 7%. By the close, the Shanghai Composite Index fell 2.04%, the Shenzhen Component Index fell 2.07%, and the ChiNext Index fell 2.35%.

Today, a total of 34 stocks in the entire market (excluding ST stocks (core stocks) and delisted stocks) hit the limit up, with a total of 6 consecutive limit stocks. In terms of focus stocks, Liren Technology's limit was broken at the end of the session, stopping at 8 consecutive limits, while the market's limit height dropped to 7 consecutive limits for WLGF, and Jingneng Power hit the limit up, wrapping up 7 days with 5 limits, becoming one of the few highlights in the afternoon market. Chengbang Co., Ltd. in the chip industry chain achieved 4 consecutive limits.

  1. Sector Movements

  1. Limit Up and Down Temperature

  1. Number of Stocks Rising and Falling

  1. Limit Up Insights

  1. Related Hotspots
  1. Glass substrate (core stock): BOE signed a cooperation memorandum with Corning, and both parties will cooperate in key areas such as glass-based packaging substrates, foldable glass, perovskite glass substrates, and optical interconnect applications.

  2. Intelligent driving: The Ministry of Transport reprinted an article from China Transportation News stating that Guangdong will orderly carry out intelligent driving tests in the Greater Bay Area.

  3. Robots (core stock): The Shenzhen Stock Exchange accepted Leju Intelligent's IPO application for the ChiNext, making it the first company to choose to apply for listing using the fourth set of standards for the ChiNext

  4. Shipping (Core Stocks): Multiple shipping routes in the container transportation market have experienced overcapacity, and freight rates continue to rise, with freight rates on the Red Sea route increasing by 40% to 50% compared to the same period last month.

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