2026-01-20 04:51:01

#数字资产市场动态 Global stock markets fluctuate again: rebound opportunities under the support of weightings

Trade tensions surrounding Greenland continue to escalate, and last night, global capital markets followed suit with volatility.

During the US stock market holiday, European markets took a heavy hit—Stoxx index dropped 1.72%, Denmark’s stock market was even more dramatic, plunging 2.73%, with mainstream indices all turning green. This shockwave reached Asia-Pacific, where markets began to adjust consecutively. The Japanese stock market repeatedly pulled back from lows, South Korea’s market managed a V-shaped rebound mainly thanks to the storage chip sector, and the A50 futures index experienced six consecutive declines.

Early trading sentiment was somewhat chaotic, with both A-shares and Hong Kong stocks plunging. The Hang Seng Index once fell 0.74%, but stabilized by midday. The Shanghai Composite initially surged, then quickly dropped again, with the deepest decline at 0.82%, closing near 4101 points, with a midday decline of 0.3%.

The main driver of this rebound is quite clear—state-owned enterprises and other undervalued large-cap stocks are firmly defending the market, while tech stocks are under significant pressure, with some previously high-flying stocks experiencing panic selling. In the morning, trading volume across Shanghai and Shenzhen reached 1.85 trillion yuan, and many funds in the tech sector chose to take profits and exit during this adjustment.

In essence, this correction is due to excessive gains accumulated earlier, coupled with a cooling regulatory stance, naturally leading to a shakeout. The trade disputes between the US and Europe? They are loud, but from a fundamental perspective, there’s no new damage—just a disturbance in market sentiment. The medium-term positive trend remains intact.

In the afternoon, the Ministry of Finance held a press conference releasing new policies, which are expected to boost market confidence.

From a panoramic view, AI applications and the tech sector are the main battlegrounds for this adjustment, but the industry logic remains solid. The decline actually presents a good opportunity for bottom-fishing. The spring market turbulence is far from over, and there’s more to look forward to.

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Blockblind

· 14h ago

The heavy support is truly effective; technology stocks should have been cleaned up long ago. It's the same old trick again—state-owned enterprises hold the line while tech companies flee. Greenland can be pumped up like this—laugh out loud. The highlight will be if the Ministry of Finance steps in this afternoon; I'm watching. Buy the dip? I'm afraid it's just another trick. Forget it, I'll stay on the sidelines.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 14h ago

Weight manipulation is back with the same old tricks, tech stocks are getting hammered badly, is the Ministry of Finance about to make a big move? State-owned enterprises are holding their ground, retail investors are just waiting to buy the dip, taking advantage of lower prices. The Greenland trade war sounds scary, but it's really just market sentiment causing the fuss; the fundamentals are not seriously damaged. A drop in AI stocks is actually an opportunity; the spring market has just begun, and there are definitely more opportunities ahead. Shanghai and Shenzhen's combined trading volume hit 1.85 trillion yuan, and the tech sector is under panic selling pressure; it's probably time to stop the bleeding. The Ministry of Finance's press conference is so short; let's see if they can give the market a confidence boost. The A50 index has fallen for six consecutive days, which is a bit grim; it all depends on how long state-owned enterprises can support it.

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GateUser-addcaaf7

· 14h ago

Weight stabilization is about maintaining the overall situation. Tech stocks have really taken a hit this time. These state-owned enterprise buddies haven't come in vain; they need to hold the line at critical moments. The Ministry of Finance is planning a big move this afternoon? We need to keep a close eye on this. When the AI sector drops, isn't that a good time to jump in? The long-term logic is still there. That Greenland issue, honestly, is just an emotional disturbance. Let the shakeout happen; the spring market rally has just begun.

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SleepTrader

· 14h ago

State-owned enterprises are quite aggressive in supporting the market, and tech stocks are being hammered to shreds. This round of shakeout is just an opportunity to buy the dip. --- Can the Greenland trade war really be this intense? Honestly, it's mostly emotional manipulation; the fundamentals are fine. --- The Ministry of Finance is making a big move this afternoon, betting that this booster shot can reverse the morning’s downturn. --- The AI sector is falling happily, but the industry logic is still there. Falling is actually the real entry point for genuine investors. --- So what if there are six consecutive down days? The spring market is far from over, and there are still shows to watch. --- The heavyweights protecting the market with their support just mean one thing: don’t panic, someone is backing the floor. --- Technology funds are taking profits and fleeing, indicating that the previous gains were indeed overextended. A shakeout is necessary before the market can continue to surge.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 14h ago

The weight of the market support can't hold up for long, and the recent decline in technology stocks is quite severe. State-owned enterprises desperately trying to stabilize the market still get dragged down by the tech sector. If I had known earlier, I would have gone all-in on chips. Let's wait for the Ministry of Finance's press conference. Whether this booster shot can save the market depends on the outcome. Buying the dip during a decline is standard practice, but I still want to see how tomorrow will go. This Greenland drama, it feels like just a smoke screen. Shaking out the weak hands is fine; the long-term outlook is still positive. Easier said than done, though. Six consecutive days of decline in the A50 index is really tough. If this continues, can the spring rally still hold up?

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OnlyUpOnly

· 14h ago

The tactic of weighting to support the market, in essence, is about stabilizing confidence. Tech stocks are being hammered so hard that it’s really a bit uncomfortable. State-owned enterprises are desperately holding on there. This afternoon, the Ministry of Finance made a move, and we’re seeing a double bottom rebound again? Trade friction? As long as the disturbance is big enough, it’s all over. The fundamentals aren’t hurt. It’s a good opportunity to buy on dips. AI dropped? Haha, isn’t this just a signal to get on board? The spring market trend isn’t over at all. Just wait and see how it plays out next.

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