Copper, lead, and zinc lead the gains, with energy metals and precious metals also following suit. Only rare earths seem a bit subdued. There haven't been any major news developments; currently, the futures market for precious metals, bulk commodities, and energy products is all in short-term consolidation.
The non-ferrous index repeatedly hits new highs, and the 30-minute four-season cycle indicator shows quite a clear upward signal. The leading stocks within the sector have the biggest gains, indicating that this round of the non-ferrous sector's rally is not yet over. However, on the other hand, after this surge, it's really not easy to find a suitable entry point now. Making money isn't difficult; the key is to keep a close eye on individual stocks' movements, especially after the leaders have surged, as those secondary stocks catching up are even more worth paying attention to.
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PonziDetector
· 7h ago
Rare earths are so weak, while copper and lead-zinc are thriving. What does that indicate... It feels like this round of the non-ferrous metals market is nearing its end.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 7h ago
Why did rare earths fall behind? It seems like there's not much buzz lately. The leading companies have already risen, so it feels like the next move depends on how the second-tier players act.
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StakeTillRetire
· 7h ago
Why did the rare earths fall behind this time? It's really outrageous. The leading stocks have already rallied, and now we're just waiting for the opportunity for second-tier stocks to catch up, but it's really hard to find the right buying point.
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HodlTheDoor
· 7h ago
What's going on with Rare Earth? Why is someone just sitting there alone?
Copper, lead, and zinc lead the gains, with energy metals and precious metals also following suit. Only rare earths seem a bit subdued. There haven't been any major news developments; currently, the futures market for precious metals, bulk commodities, and energy products is all in short-term consolidation.
The non-ferrous index repeatedly hits new highs, and the 30-minute four-season cycle indicator shows quite a clear upward signal. The leading stocks within the sector have the biggest gains, indicating that this round of the non-ferrous sector's rally is not yet over. However, on the other hand, after this surge, it's really not easy to find a suitable entry point now. Making money isn't difficult; the key is to keep a close eye on individual stocks' movements, especially after the leaders have surged, as those secondary stocks catching up are even more worth paying attention to.