2025-12-27 06:24:48

Honestly, the rise and fall of gold and silver hold no appeal for me. I've never been interested in commodities—they look like investment assets, but they're really just speculative games, two sides of the same coin. If you look at those who frequently trade gold and silver, do they really understand what they're doing? I dare to say they don't. People who truly understand these things tend not to touch them.

AI is currently extremely popular, but we must remain cautious. To put it plainly: if ordinary investors don't choose the right targets, they can suffer large-scale losses in no time. Although some are calling to embrace the era, when it comes to stock selection, the risks are beyond what you can imagine. History has shown us that chasing the latest trend often ends badly.

So where are the real opportunities? Looking ahead to 2026, I believe the three sectors with the most explosive potential are traditional Chinese medicine, innovative pharmaceuticals, and Baijiu (white liquor). The logic and fundamentals of these three fields are relatively clear. Compared to blindly following trends, they are more worth spending time to research. The key is to pick the right specific targets and avoid repeating past mistakes.

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PonziDetector

· 22h ago

The gold and silver set is really uninteresting, just a gambler's game. Everyone wants to jump on the AI trend, but retail investors always lose money. Trust me, don't follow the crowd. Traditional Chinese medicine and innovative drugs are the real opportunities, much more reliable than blindly chasing hot topics. The biggest risk in investing is following the herd. It's still early to see how 2026 will turn out. The Baijiu sector has been seriously undervalued in the past two years, and I am optimistic. Current AI concept stocks are just tools for cutting leeks. Those commodity speculators, nine out of ten don't even understand what they're doing.

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WenMoon42

· 22h ago

I'm tired of the gold and silver routine, might as well study the pharmaceutical sector. At least the logic is clear. Chasing the AI trend right now probably means working for the big players. Traditional Chinese medicine, innovative drugs, and liquor—these are the sectors truly worth deep exploration by 2026. Don't follow the trend, bro. Commodities are just a casino; those who understand have already stayed away. The end of every trend is just a mess; it's better to choose reliable ones with clear fundamentals. Hmm, picking the right target is really difficult; if you're not careful, you'll lose everything.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 22h ago

The gold and silver tricks really cut the leeks very smoothly, I don't touch them either. I see through this AI trend; those who make money are always the ones selling shovels. I'm optimistic about traditional Chinese medicine and innovative drugs in 2026, but you need to find truly competitive targets. Those who chase the trend all end up losing everything; I've learned my lesson. People who truly understand have known how to choose long ago, it's not just about following the trend.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 22h ago

I've seen through the gold and silver game long ago, it's just a gambler's game, truly knowledgeable people don't play it. The AI trend is now a trap; choosing the wrong target will directly lead to failure, don't follow the trend and throw money away. I find traditional Chinese medicine and innovative drugs interesting; you need to find the right targets, otherwise it's still the same old story. The liquor sector has had some logic in the past two years, but only if you've really researched the fundamentals. To put it simply, if you choose the wrong one, everything is pointless. Web3 is the real future, much safer than stock trading. Wait, what are the targets you recommend? Don't just talk about ideas. The window period in 2026 is indeed tight; it's not too late to get on now. I've always been optimistic about the pharmaceutical sector, but avoid those that follow the trend.

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RektButAlive

· 22h ago

The gold and silver set is really a leek harvesting machine, I've seen through it long ago. No one has spoken up about the AI trend pitfalls, yet some people are still all in... 2026 traditional Chinese medicine + innovative medicine are the real opportunities to stand out; I can't quite see through the liquor industry. The true profit logic is just afraid of choosing the wrong target, there's nothing wrong with that statement. Those who flip goods really don't understand much, they only know how to follow the trend and buy and sell. What are the final outcomes for those chasing the trend? The history is right there. I just want to ask, among these three sectors, who is the real dark horse?

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LightningLady

· 22h ago

Gold and silver are really not interesting; most of the people flipping them have a gambler's mentality. I'm more cautious about the AI trend; one wrong step and you'll get liquidated. As the old saying goes, those who die the most on the trend are the flying pigs. Chinese medicine and innovative drugs are definitely worth paying attention to; their fundamentals are much clearer and more reliable than chasing the trend. Currently, AI concept stocks are just a game of pass-the-parcel; whoever catches the last baton will be the one to suffer. In 2026, Chinese medicine and Baijiu? I can accept this logic; it's definitely better than blindly buying AI concepts. For ordinary retail investors, entering AI is just giving away money; going all in and losing everything is something I've seen many times. Choosing the right target is more important than choosing the right track; everyone can say that, but few can actually do it.

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