沪指续刷十年新高逼近4000点，5G通信ETF、5GETF涨超5%

Market Overview - A-shares indices collectively rose, with the Shanghai Composite Index reaching a ten-year high, closing at 3996.94 points, up 1.18% [1] - The total market turnover was 2.36 trillion yuan, an increase of 365 billion yuan from the previous trading day, with over 3300 stocks rising [1] Sector Performance - The storage market experienced unprecedented price increases, leading to significant gains in semiconductor stocks, with companies like Zhaoyi Innovation and Demingli hitting the daily limit [1] - The controllable nuclear fusion sector also saw gains, with stocks such as Antai Technology and Xiamen Tungsten hitting the daily limit [1] - The CPO concept remained active, with Jingwang Electronics reaching the daily limit [1] - Breakthroughs in the photoresist field led to a surge in related stocks, with Wanrun Technology hitting the daily limit [1] - Other sectors with notable gains included PCB, AIPC, and shipbuilding [1] ETF Performance - 5G communication ETFs and related funds saw increases of over 5% [1] - Other ETFs, including 5G50 ETF, communication ETF, and semiconductor ETFs, rose by over 4% [1] Investment Outlook - Huaxi Securities indicated a return to a "slow bull" trend, with a focus on "big technology" as a long-term investment theme [2] - The upcoming earnings reports from A-share companies and US tech giants are expected to be pivotal, particularly in the context of the global AI arms race [2] - Shenwan Hongyuan expressed optimism about the technology growth sector leading the market in Q4, noting that the current adjustment phase has reached a sufficient level [2] - Investment in emerging industries such as low-altitude economy, quantum technology, and nuclear fusion is highlighted as a key area for future growth [2][3] Strategic Focus - Industrial strategies should align with the "Fifteen Five" plan, emphasizing domestic priorities and technology growth opportunities [3] - Key areas of focus include AI, military industry, and innovative pharmaceuticals, with a particular emphasis on the global computing power supply chain and domestic semiconductor industry [3]