The performance of the market at the beginning of the year is indeed interesting — the major indices remain steady, but individual stocks are showing their talents. Storage, semiconductors, rare earths, and space sectors have been active recently, with Micron Technology, ASML, and TSMC consecutively hitting new highs. What does this reflect? Is it still demand, or is the market really unable to hold on?

Chinese concept stocks are also not idle. Under the generally strong trend, Baidu surged by 15%, and Alibaba and Kingsoft Cloud are also following suit. Especially in the memory sector, the increase is quite exaggerated, indicating that market expectations for this direction are still heating up.

The most interesting development is the trend in the domestic storage industry. With Changxin Storage's listing imminent, many industry voices believe that this could outperform even Moore's market cap performance. From this perspective, the A-shares market seems to have just begun this wave, with more room for imagination in the future.