Market rhythm has been captured. Today’s limit-down stocks should not be rushed into—let those that quickly absorb chips and complete adjustments go first. Only by following the rhythm correctly can you trade comfortably. For stocks that hit the limit-down at the open and are locked, keep observing and avoid early entry.

The Aerospace Development line is worth paying attention to. As a leading concept in commercial aerospace, the significance of stabilizing and rebounding today is substantial. Look at yesterday’s chip contention in Aerospace Electromechanical at the close; today, although the bears fought fiercely during the session, the bulls withdrew in an orderly manner to more advantageous positions. This actually paves the way for the bullish sentiment in the commercial aerospace sector later on. Otherwise, it would just turn into yesterday’s strong performance followed by today’s bloodletting.

In the commercial aerospace sector, Xinwei Communications stands out as the most stable. Its characteristics are the clearest chips and the strongest resilience. It moves cautiously in and out, avoiding over-aggression. Despite two days of adjustment, it didn’t back down. This steady posture precisely indicates high-quality chips. When a big trend emerges in the future, such stocks often set the tone for the entire sector—if you want to play for the long term, follow this template.

The key now is to observe the process of long and short chip exchanges within the commercial aerospace sector. This stage can be understood as a window for re-encoding. The tug-of-war between long and short chips is essentially a reorganization and input of market signals. Once the encoding gradually corrects, it will be the time when stocks with five, ten, or fifty times gains will emerge one after another.