Over the weekend, the hot stocks list in A-shares clearly shows that the commercial aerospace sector has become the biggest winner. Looking at the previous rankings, you will find that stocks like Aerospace Electronics, Goldwind Technology, China Satellite, China Satcom, and Aerospace Development almost dominate the screens. Good news has been coming one after another, indicating that the enthusiasm for commercial aerospace is still on the rise.

AI applications follow closely behind as the second biggest highlight. Leo Holdings has recently been in the spotlight, hitting three daily limit-ups within six days and directly ranking first on the hot stocks list; meanwhile, Blue Focus has already hit 11 consecutive limit-ups, now ranking fifth on the list, showing quite stable popularity.

Specifically, Leo Holdings surged with an AI application concept on Friday, with a momentum not to be underestimated. Aerospace Electronics, on the other hand, demonstrated what it means to be a "trend master" with a rhythm of 3 limit-ups in 4 days. Goldwind Technology holds shares in Blue Ocean Aerospace and has already risen four consecutive times driven by the commercial aerospace heat. China Satellite, recognized as the leader in this track, remains highly popular. China Satcom also hit a limit-up on Friday, maintaining a very stable position as a popularity leader.

Besides these two main themes, brain-computer interfaces have also emerged. Yan Shan Technology attempted four consecutive limit-ups in this direction but faced some divergence on Friday. In the satellite concept, Quanzhao Optoelectronics, a Fujian-based stock, also gained attention with two limit-ups and a 20-centimeter increase. Kunlun Wanwei further surged with a 20-centimeter limit-up on Friday in the AI application sector, showing strong momentum.

From this weekend’s ranking, the main trading opportunities next week seem to revolve around a few lines: the continued high-profile rise of commercial aerospace, the flexible switching between high and low in AI applications, and emerging directions like robotics and brain-computer interfaces that may also perform well.

For short-term trading, remember not to chase the wind or waves; the core mainline is the stable source of returns. Especially within the short-term time frame, it’s crucial to stick to this principle.