Recently, there have been constant questions: Is the A-share market about to peak? Will 4000 points be the ceiling?

Just flip through the historical data and you'll know. The bull runs in 2007, 2010, 2015, the structural opportunities in 2017, and the local market movements in 2021—every time there was a real peak, the index would reach a key "resistance zone". Now? We're still far from that position.

The market has never peaked in a straight line. Don't rush to cut losses on those stocks in your hands that haven't moved yet. Looking back at any decent market trend in the past, after the main sectors have risen, funds will start looking for the next value gap—this is known as "sector rotation." Opportunities won't be given to just a small group of people; the key is whether you can resist temptation and hold onto your shares.

Patience is often more valuable than skill.

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LiquidityWitch

· 15h ago

Again talking about the ceiling at 4000 points... They say this every time, but I still stick to my logic; zone rotation is the true essence of making money.

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consensus_whisperer

· 15h ago

Ha, it's this trap of rhetoric again. History will repeat itself but never exactly the same, is 4000 points really just the beginning?

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0xSoulless

· 16h ago

Again starting to tell stories, historical data? Dude, you played people for suckers back in 2015 and still have the nerve to bring it up. The 4000-point ceiling statement depends on who you're playing for suckers.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 16h ago

It's the same old "history repeats itself" saying again, I trust you, yeah right.

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MaticHoleFiller