Regarding the investment performance of the commercial aerospace sector, there is a recent data summary that is quite interesting—currently, there are no ten-bagger stocks in the entire sector, but there are already 4 five-bagger stocks, namely Feiwo Technology, Aerospace Development, Shunhao Shares, and Chaojie Shares.
In terms of the number of three-bagger stocks, the figure is even more impressive, with a total of 17 companies whose stock prices have tripled or more. These companies include Tianli Composite, Tongyu Communications, Aerospace Huanyu, Zaisheng Technology, Leike Defense, Western Materials, Aerospace Power, Xice Testing, Shanghai Harbor, Xinwei Communications, Zhenlei Technology, Sre New Materials, ST Chengchang, China Satellite, Aerospace Electronics, Aerospace Mechanical and Electrical, and Qianzhao Optoelectronics.
This performance report reflects the enthusiasm of the capital market for the commercial aerospace track. Although there are no meteoric ten-bagger growths yet, the number of five-bagger and three-bagger stocks indicates that many companies along the industry chain are sharing in this wave of growth dividends. For investors interested in this sector, these data can serve as a reference to understand the current development status of the industry.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-10 05:56
There are only 4 five-bagger stocks, and this hype isn't too outrageous; it feels like it's exaggerated compared to actual performance.
Missed the wave of aerospace development; can I still buy the dip now?
17 triple-bagger stocks look quite a lot, but when spread out, there aren't many truly reliable ones.
Is commercial aerospace really coming, or is it just capital speculation? It depends on whether the subsequent performance can keep up.
Why did Feiwo Technology surge so strongly? Please analyze the logic.
I've always been optimistic about this track, just didn't take action; what a pity.
Five-bagger stocks sound exciting, but could there be a pullback next? I'm a bit worried about buying at high levels.
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AirdropDreamer
· 01-10 01:39
Aerospace is indeed hot right now, with five stocks doubling and seventeen tripling. It still seems like there are quite a few opportunities.
Wait, why aren't there any ten-baggers yet? That's a bit disappointing.
Fly沃, Aerospace Development—these are interesting, but is it a bit late to jump on now?
What does this data indicate? It still shows that the entire industry chain is benefiting from the dividends.
Is there anyone still holding on? Please share your thoughts.
It feels like this round of market movement has been somewhat overextended. Can it continue to rise?
Seventeen tripling stocks, the sector's enthusiasm is definitely at its peak.
But I still have some doubts—how long can this last?
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GweiObserver
· 01-08 12:59
The aerospace sector is indeed hot, but the lack of ten-bagger stocks indicates we're still far from the疯狂 stage.
There are many five-baggers and three-baggers; this wave of dividends is quite dispersed.
Wait, that Feiwo Technology... I remember laughing at the early purchases.
The pattern of industry chain benefiting the big players while retail investors drink the soup is familiar to me.
I am optimistic about the aerospace track, but there are real pitfalls in this list; you need to dig them out yourself.
There are only four five-baggers? Feels like the hype is hotter than the reality.
The chess game in aerospace is still in the early stages; no rush.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 01-08 12:53
Having no ten-bagger stocks is actually the most dangerous signal, indicating that this wave of gains has seriously overextended the fundamental expectations.
Five-bagger stocks, with four in total, may sound like a lot, but when spread across the entire commercial aerospace sector, it's just a drop in the bucket — this means the risk concentration is extremely high. Once the leading stocks experience a correction, a chain reaction of liquidations could trigger a domino effect in minutes.
The 17 three-bagger stocks are even more典型的"虚假繁荣" (a false prosperity). The scattered funds that previously bought in can't escape now, and they are still waiting for rescue.
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ArbitrageBot
· 01-08 12:50
Five times stocks: 4; three times stocks: 17. This lineup is indeed quite strong.
There are no ten times stocks, but it also shows that everyone is eating well, so it's not a complete mess.
I'm a bit unfamiliar with Tianli composites; I need to take a closer look.
If artificial intelligence takes over aerospace, the next tenfold increase might just appear.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 01-08 12:49
The aerospace sector hasn't seen any ten-bagger stocks, indicating that the explosion hasn't happened yet.
There are only four five-bagger stocks, and this enthusiasm seems a bit shallow.
17 three-bagger stocks are pretty good, but the real big gains haven't arrived yet.
Watching Feiwo, Aerospace Development, and others rise, but what about the rest? No movement?
That's why I'm still watching and not buying. I'll wait and see.
There are so many three-baggers, it feels a bit scattered, lacking a clear leader.
Commercial aerospace is a promising direction, but I haven't been bold enough to jump in yet.
There are four five-bagger stocks, which is a bit quiet.
Feels like we need to wait a bit longer; ten-bagger stocks are still far away.
Looking at the data, many companies are rising, but I haven't heard of most of them.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 01-08 12:46
The aerospace sector doesn't have ten-bagger stocks, but there are plenty of five- and three-baggers. This wave still isn't aggressive enough.
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NotSatoshi
· 01-08 12:36
The aerospace sector doesn't have a ten-bagger, which is a bit disappointing, but there are four five-baggers and several three-baggers, so the overall size is still solid.
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Looking at these data, it really feels like the aerospace industry is gradually picking up, just lacking that explosive surge of excitement haha.
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Only four five-baggers? It seems the recent dividends aren't as explosive as expected.
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How did Feiwo and Aerospace Development manage to achieve these five-baggers? Has anyone bottomed out?
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There are so many three-baggers; those who bought in this morning should have made a lot of money this round.
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No ten-baggers in commercial aerospace? Is this what you call steady growth? I was still thinking about making quick money.
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Wow, I actually don't hold any positions on this list. Missed out, really.
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With such high sector enthusiasm, why haven't ten-baggers appeared yet? Is the bubble about to burst?
Regarding the investment performance of the commercial aerospace sector, there is a recent data summary that is quite interesting—currently, there are no ten-bagger stocks in the entire sector, but there are already 4 five-bagger stocks, namely Feiwo Technology, Aerospace Development, Shunhao Shares, and Chaojie Shares.
In terms of the number of three-bagger stocks, the figure is even more impressive, with a total of 17 companies whose stock prices have tripled or more. These companies include Tianli Composite, Tongyu Communications, Aerospace Huanyu, Zaisheng Technology, Leike Defense, Western Materials, Aerospace Power, Xice Testing, Shanghai Harbor, Xinwei Communications, Zhenlei Technology, Sre New Materials, ST Chengchang, China Satellite, Aerospace Electronics, Aerospace Mechanical and Electrical, and Qianzhao Optoelectronics.
This performance report reflects the enthusiasm of the capital market for the commercial aerospace track. Although there are no meteoric ten-bagger growths yet, the number of five-bagger and three-bagger stocks indicates that many companies along the industry chain are sharing in this wave of growth dividends. For investors interested in this sector, these data can serve as a reference to understand the current development status of the industry.