The risk signals that the market needs to pay close attention to are being frequently released. On the domestic economic front, Cui Dongshu, a researcher at the China Passenger Car Association, recently stated that the demand for new energy lithium batteries will significantly decline month-on-month at the beginning of next year, which could put pressure on the related industrial chain. Meanwhile, the China Investment UBS Silver Fund Class C shares also announced a suspension of subscriptions, and the tightening of liquidity is a warning sign to be vigilant about.

The listed companies are even more volatile. Shengtong Energy's 11 consecutive limit-up rally was so rapid that it announced that if the stock price continues to rise, it may apply to the exchange for a suspension for investigation. Such risk warnings are rare in recent years. Pairei Co., Ltd. also faced an investigation for illegal disclosure of information, and stricter market regulation reviews have become a reality.

Overseas markets are also far from calm. The three major US stock indices collectively dipped slightly last Friday, with Tesla falling more than 2%, and technology stocks under obvious pressure. Notably, silver prices surged rapidly, with Elon Musk even directly stating that this poses a risk to industrial development, reflecting the actual impact of commodity fluctuations on the industrial sector.