2025-12-31 11:27:13

Although the early rally managed to hold up all morning, the market closed back in the red zone. What does this imply? Market participants actually know this deep down—the recent rally shows clear signs of artificial manipulation.

The key issue is this: even if the index is pushed into the green, retail and institutional investors are not following. Without new capital entering the market, the rally naturally loses momentum. Don’t expect to break through 4000 points today, because at that level, investors’ paper losses would become even more severe.

Why? The rise in heavyweight stocks is precisely built on the widespread decline of individual stocks. This is a typical weight-driven siphoning phenomenon—the main index is supported by a few leading stocks, while most individual stocks are quietly declining. The reallocation of funds between heavyweight stocks and individual stocks is essentially a zero-sum game. The index looks impressive, but the number of retail investors making money is few.

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MoonRocketman

· 13h ago

It's the same siphoning trick again, where the heavyweight stocks support the index and all the individual stocks die. This launch window simply has no fuel.

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FunGibleTom

· 14h ago

It's the same old trick... siphoning off influence, sounds nice, but in reality, it's just a few people harvesting the retail investors. The index turns red, but retail accounts are still green—that's the most heartbreaking part.

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gas_guzzler

· 14h ago

It's the same old trick... The heavyweight stocks are hyping themselves up, retail investors are the bagholders. I told you, without real money coming in, everything is pointless.

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RetailTherapist

· 14h ago

It's all false prosperity; the foundation isn't solid at all. Institutions have already run away, and we're still dreaming about the index. The weighting keeps pushing up, while other stocks are dying or suffering losses. Who the hell is making money? This is the routine of the big A-shares. When the index rises, you don't make money; instead, you lose even more. 4,000 points? Don't even think about it. If it reaches there, retail investor accounts will crash.

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BankruptWorker

· 14h ago

What kind of increase is that? My tokens are still lying on the floor. Is this called siphoning? A game that snatches away my hard-earned money.

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PaperHandSister

· 14h ago

Here we go again with this set? The heavyweight stocks are draining the individual stocks, the index is fooling people, retail investors are losing heavily, same old story. --- 4000 points? Haha, just dreaming, no one really follows that. --- The term "weight siphoning" is used perfectly here, it's the big players harvesting, and we're just running along. --- It's turning green, turning green. That morning rally was purely a trap to lure in retail investors, I knew there was no good news. --- The index looks good, but what's the use? Just look at my holdings, all of them are green. --- All the institutions have left, so what's the point of pushing? Just wait and see. --- Zero-sum game is right, when some make money, others lose, and I am definitely the one losing.

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