The market was quite divided today. The main index barely moved, but the ChiNext board was pulled up from underwater and ended up gaining more than 1%. Turnover was 1.56 trillion yuan, over 120 billion less than yesterday, clearly showing that funds are waiting on the sidelines.

However, three sectors stood out.

The robotics sector took off, with stocks like Rifeng Precision Machinery and Great Wheel Intelligent hitting their upper limits. This was mainly driven by related stocks surging in the US market, plus rumors that the US might issue an executive order on the robotics industry next year, and some institutions predict the global market could reach $260 billion by 2035. This rally isn’t just hype—the industry side is indeed accelerating.

Commercial aerospace also surged multiple times, with leaders like China Satellite again hitting their upper limits. The Zhuque-3 launch reportedly achieved a technological breakthrough, and policies continue to ramp up support. This sector has remained hot lately.

There’s also a “pre-heating” sector: Moore Threads is set to go public tomorrow, and concept stocks related to it, like H&T Intelligent Control, hit their upper limits in advance today. The market remains sensitive to speculation opportunities brought by new IPOs.

Although nearly 3,900 stocks declined and the consumer sector is correcting, the tech growth sector remains resilient. In the short term, these sectors may continue to perform, but how long the speculation will last is uncertain, especially given the current trading volume.