CITC(SZ:002190) 雪球·2025-05-21 08:44Market Overview - The three major A-share indices collectively rose, with the Shanghai Composite Index up 0.21%, the Shenzhen Component Index up 0.44%, and the ChiNext Index up 0.83%. The total market turnover was 12,143 billion yuan, an increase of 31 billion yuan from the previous day, although 3,500 stocks closed in the red [1]. Sector Performance - The leading sectors included precious metals, solid-state batteries, coal, electricity, and innovative pharmaceuticals, while the industrial mother machine and PEEK materials sectors lagged behind [2]. Stock Movements - High-position stocks mostly adjusted, with Chengfei Integration hitting the daily limit down, and Zhongyida experiencing significant volatility [3]. Gold Market - COMEX gold surged, closing at 3,301.4 USD per ounce, a 1.83% increase. The Hong Kong gold sector rose by 4.90%, while the A-share gold concept sector increased by 2.06%. Notable performers included Zhu Feng Gold (+12.07%) and Zijin Mining (+8.04%) [5][6]. Geopolitical Impact on Gold - Reports indicated that the Israeli military had completed plans to strike Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment facility, potentially triggering market fears of a "Middle East war." This led to a significant increase in COMEX gold futures trading volume, surpassing 450 billion USD, and a concentrated short covering in the 3,270-3,300 USD range [6][7]. Solid-State Battery Breakthrough - The solid-state battery sector experienced a surge, with stocks like Ningxin New Materials rising by 30% and Lingge Technology increasing over 16%. This was driven by a breakthrough in solid-state electrolyte technology, which addresses safety concerns associated with liquid lithium batteries [9][12]. Chengfei Integration Analysis - Chengfei Integration's stock price surged over 150% with nine consecutive limit-up days, but the company warned of potential irrational speculation and significant trading risks. The stock closed down 10% on the latest trading day [14][15]. The company's primary business focuses on automotive parts and tooling, with a minimal share of revenue from aviation components [16].