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In the medical and medical sectors, the aging society is like a sword of Damocles hanging high, and the demand growth is certain. Although it lacks hot spots and its performance is dormant at present, it is like an unborn magic weapon in a sword casting furnace, lurking for a long time, waiting for the dawn of the industry to change, and the future will be able to draw the sword out of its sheath.In the consumer sector, the current upsurge of small-cap stocks is a short-term stay after funds overflow from high-tech themes. Although it is stimulating and beneficial, it seems attractive, but it is actually a mystery. There is a time lag between policy transmission and performance, and it is difficult to see improvement in the fourth quarter financial report. At this time, it is easy to fall into the short-term fluctuation mire, which is not worth the candle.In the complicated and changeable market structure, layout investment is like a carefully planned chess game, and every step is related to the outcome.

The coal and banking sectors, after nearly three years of rising, have accumulated rich profits, just like ripe fruits to be fallen. Chasing up again at this moment is tantamount to taking chestnuts from the fire. Once the profit-making discs flock to flee, the receivers will face the risk of high collapse.

In the medical and medical sectors, the aging society is like a sword of Damocles hanging high, and the demand growth is certain. Although it lacks hot spots and its performance is dormant at present, it is like an unborn magic weapon in a sword casting furnace, lurking for a long time, waiting for the dawn of the industry to change, and the future will be able to draw the sword out of its sheath.In the new energy track, the competition in some sub-sectors is fierce, and the hidden worry of overcapacity still exists. It is necessary to carefully select and identify those who hold the core technology and can break the dilemma of involution in order to stand firm.In the new energy track, the competition in some sub-sectors is fierce, and the hidden worry of overcapacity still exists. It is necessary to carefully select and identify those who hold the core technology and can break the dilemma of involution in order to stand firm.