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A-shares' stock king is born, listed for 19 days, skyrocketed 22 times, becoming the most bullish stock in 2026.
Lianxun Instruments, with an issue price of 81 yuan, surged to 859 yuan on the first day of listing, becoming a big winner; buying one lot could earn 390k yuan.
It's not over yet; after listing, Lianxun Instruments continued to rise, increasing for 19 consecutive days, with the highest stock price reaching 1,898 yuan. Compared to the issue price, it increased 22 times, and the P/E ratio soared over 600 times, becoming the biggest bull stock in A-shares.
If you hit a new stock

When the market is hot, let me tell you a ghost story.
I am on the front lines of the market, from the end of last year to the first quarter of this year, storage prices fluctuated daily.
Customers were afraid of price increases and placed orders in advance.
Some of my colleagues who sell storage have now basically completed their annual targets, and can relax now.
However, because prices rose too high, new orders have started to decrease.
Because customers are not fools; with such high prices, if they don't switch immediately, they can use the current storage for a while and then sw

Yesterday, the US stock market was closed.
Bitcoin is absorbing liquidity around 77,000.
Currently, based on the liquidation map,
there's not much volume below.
Mainly concentrated above.
At present, the Nasdaq futures index is fluctuating around 29,700 points.
Bitcoin is also following the short-term movements of US stock futures.
The market expectation is that,
after absorbing enough liquidity below 77,000,
it will move up to clear the large orders around 78,200.
Breaking through 78,500 could lead to higher levels.
Ethereum is synchronized with Bitcoin.
Currently, the

Ren Zhengfei rarely appears on CCTV—Huawei has officially released a new “chip law.” Did China win big again?
On May 25, Ren Zhengfei? No—Huawei’s He Tingbo released the Tao Law, aiming to replace the Moore’s Law for chips and redefine the future roadmap for semiconductors.
Previously, chips competed on size: the smaller the transistor size, the better. They have already reached 1.4nm, which is effectively a physical limit. Going even smaller is extremely costly, and the results get worse and worse.
Huawei’s proposal is to increase the density of each individual transistor, using methods

Retail investors in A-shares are about to be squeezed out again this weekend, as seven semiconductor listed companies collectively announce share reductions, aiming to cash out 12.7 billion yuan at high prices.
This is a typical sign of a bubble at its peak—major shareholders collectively reducing their holdings at high prices, trapping retail investors at the top.
However, some self-soothing retail investors might say: "This is the major shareholders pushing the stock price down, giving us a chance to make money."
And some cunning economists who like to trap retail investors might say:

Previously went to KTV🫣
Walk if below 165, walk if not good-looking, walk if over 23 years old
Now going to KTV 🤔
Those who can't dance, walk; those who can't trade stocks, walk; those who don't understand cryptocurrency, walk
If you have no skills, you just want to take my hard-earned money. No way 🤓#Polymarket每日热点

The current bull market in U.S. stocks is driven by AI, with hardware companies like NVIDIA, TSMC, SK Hynix, and Intel all making money.
However, many companies that are "shoveling" (building the infrastructure), such as OpenAI, Elon Musk's AI company, are losing money, although some profitable companies exist, like Kuaishou's KeLing AI.
When will the "shoveling" companies become profitable? If they can’t turn a profit forever, will that cause the U.S. stock market to collapse? #美伊协议草案

Chinese Great Wall Computer Import and Export Company's Wang Jun had already fled overseas, and the Great Wall Yiqu APP he operated domestically scammed 230k people, with involved funds reaching hundreds of billions.
This scammer Wang Jun is also quite talented, actually thinking of impersonating state-owned enterprises' scam methods, creating a capital pool selling white wine.
The operating company he used is called China Great Wall Computer Import and Export Co., Ltd., with a controlling shareholder that is also a fake central enterprise: China Electronic Material Jinji Co., Ltd., just v

My husband is so stingy with me—he won’t give me a single penny.
I really have no way to deal with it.
I even chatted with him using a second account for a whole month.
In total, he transferred more than 20,000 to me.
Yesterday he asked to meet me, and just considering the fact that it was for 20,000—
I told him, “Come to my place.”
He was especially happy, and transferred another 10,000 to me. I sent him my address, and he still hasn’t gone back home for half a day now…

There will be no international markets in the future, only domestic markets.
Regarding the matter of overseas brokers like Futu, Tiger, and others requiring the withdrawal of cross-border businesses, it’s not really news.
In recent years, if you don’t have a Hong Kong ID, you can’t open an account relying solely on a Mainland China ID anymore.
But why has there been a concentrated crackdown these past two days?
Essentially, it’s because the profit potential of overseas capital markets is just too good.
The US-China tech AI war concerns national destiny, and at the core of the tech wa

The second biggest disaster in A-shares has also occurred.
This year's biggest disaster in A-shares is Wen Tai Technology, and the second biggest disaster is Intercontinental Oil & Gas.
Intercontinental Oil & Gas was already a junk stock, and since the end of last year, it has been repeatedly manipulated by mysterious funds.
Coupled with the Iran war and expectations of rising oil prices, in just three months, the stock price of Intercontinental Oil & Gas was driven from less than 3 yuan directly to 9 yuan.
Many retail investors who were unaware of the truth were captivated by the rise

I’m numb, I’m numb—the A-shares are numb, and tech stocks are numb too!
This morning, more than 4,000 A-shares were still going up, with semiconductors surging 4%. By this afternoon, the whole board flipped: the semiconductor index plunged 4.35%, and more than 4,000 stocks across both markets fell.
Just yesterday and the day before, an economist was still making a big show of being bullish on technology, shouting that he stands in the light and exists within the chips. He said the “tech bull” is a normal correction, and that now they’re reversing to pick people up; he also claimed the mark

The biggest disaster in A-shares this year has occurred! The hundred-billion-dollar blue-chip company Wentai Technology has completely collapsed, with 250,000 investors deeply trapped.
To say which stock has fallen the most and been the most deceptive in the past two years in A-shares, it must be Wentai Technology! Once a dominant leader in the semiconductor industry worth hundreds of billions, it has now directly fallen to *ST junk stock status, crashing from the throne to the bottom, staging a textbook-level capital collapse, with countless retail investors firmly pressed to the ground and u

Gold and silver, this pair of brothers-in-arms, used to be considered useless before, once seen as the twin heroes, rising every day. Now, gold and silver are considered double bears, falling every day.
Yesterday, gold broke below $4,500, silver broke below $75, and the decline continues relentlessly.
Both gold and silver have experienced their craziest times, and people followed the madness.
The crazy performance of gold around me is that even people who never invested before are now discussing gold.
In Hong Kong, long lines at gold shops are extremely exaggerated, with the line from

Hefei is about to win big again. China's leading DRAM storage chip manufacturer Changxin Storage is about to go public, and its financial report is truly explosive.
Changxin Storage's IPO status has changed from "suspended" to "under inquiry," which means it is one step closer to going public. At the same time, Changxin Storage updated its financial report: first-quarter revenue of 50.8 billion yuan, net profit of 33 billion yuan; it is estimated that by the first half of 2026, net profit could be between 60 billion and 75 billion yuan, with the parent company's net profit between 20k and 57

Hefei is about to win big again. China's leading DRAM storage chip company Changxin Storage is about to go public, and its financial report is truly explosive.
Changxin Storage's IPO status has changed from "suspended" to "inquiry," which means it is one step closer to listing. At the same time, Changxin Storage updated its financial report: first-quarter revenue of 50.8 billion yuan, net profit of 33 billion yuan; it is estimated that by the first half of 2026, net profit could be between 60 billion and 75 billion yuan, with the parent company's net profit between 20k and 57 billion yuan.

Currently, global long-term bond yields are rising together. In the U.S. bond market, the 10-year yield is approaching recent highs again, and the 30-year yield has surpassed 5%, indicating that the market is beginning to demand higher risk premiums; long-term bonds in the UK, Germany, and Japan are rising in tandem, which also suggests that pressure is not only in the United States.
Prolonged high interest rates will increase financing costs and compress asset valuations, putting pressure on the stock market, real estate, and high-risk assets. For the crypto market, this is usually not a fr

The full-scale outbreak of geopolitical risks, with oil prices, bond markets, and the crypto market all under pressure.
Trump and Netanyahu discussed restarting military strikes on Iran, prompting Iran to block the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting 95% of oil tanker shipments, causing oil prices to spike directly to $111 per barrel.
The risk-averse sentiment directly crushed risk assets, with BTC falling below $78,000, and last week, Bitcoin ETFs saw a net outflow of 13,000 BTC, marking the worst record since February.
The bond market was not idle either, with the US 30-year Treasury yield br

In the tail end of the 2017 bull market, I first encountered Bitcoin.
At that time, the price was about $19k, and I bought 1 BTC, excited as if I owned the whole world.
Later, during the bear market, it dropped to $6,000, and I lost my composure, thinking "Bitcoin is just a scam."
One day, I actually used it to buy a pizza—not 10k BTC, but 0.6 BTC, exchanged for two Pizza Hut takeout orders.
At that time, that pizza was worth $3,600.
Today, that 0.6 BTC is worth about $18,000.
I still remember the complicated feelings when I took the first bite:
The pizza was delicious, but the p