Group 1 - The new stock and newly listed sector has returned to a volatile tug-of-war, suggesting a need for patience and flexibility during the adjustment phase [1][11] - The average increase of newly listed stocks in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets since 2024 is approximately -0.6%, with about 44.2% of new stocks showing positive returns [1][25] - The recent surge in the market capitalization of newly listed stocks, reaching over 100 billion, has attracted new funds but may also divert attention from other new stocks [2][11] Group 2 - The current secondary cycle indicators for the new stock sector are still slowly converging, with local active directions frequently switching and lacking a consensus on main lines [2][11] - The technology sector, particularly in areas like AI and robotics, remains a focal point for long-term capital, with an emphasis on identifying new hotspots within these themes [3][11] - The upcoming new stocks include Baiao Saitu and others, with a focus on companies that are either unprofitable or just becoming profitable [4][31] Group 3 - Last week, two new stocks were listed, both from the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, which are unprofitable at the time of listing [4][20] - The average first-day increase for newly listed stocks last week was approximately 350%, indicating a significant recovery in trading sentiment compared to previous weeks [4][23] - The average first-day closing price-to-earnings ratio for newly listed stocks in December has risen to 102.8, up from 63.1 in the previous month [14][15] Group 4 - The report suggests monitoring specific stocks that have shown resilience and potential for growth, including Han Shuo Technology and Hongjing Optoelectronics, among others [39] - For mid-term investments, stocks like Na Rui Radar and Jun Ding Da are recommended for potential investment opportunities [39]
新股次新板块重回震荡拉锯，休整尾端耐心观察并适度灵活