Analysis and projection of recent market trends, along with subsequent plans.

【Answer 1】 I. The tech-stock rally is nearing its end. The 510880 Dividend ETF has plunged 10% over the past eight trading days. This sharp decline clearly reflects a shift: some long-term holders of dividend-paying ‘elderly’ stocks have begun to waver—selling their stable dividend stocks and rotating into tech stocks. This is a classic final-phase ‘harvesting’ move—luring the last cohort of hesitant, long-time retail investors into tech stocks as late-stage buyers. Meanwhile, new retail investors entered much earlier; thus, the final wave of momentum for tech stocks is nearly exhausted. This is a clear signal that the rally is approaching its peak. Other contributing factors include extreme market-cap concentration: for instance, ZTE InnoLight (000063.SZ) now ranks 10th in total market capitalization across A-shares at ¥1.5 trillion—equivalent to 2.5 times Midea Group’s market cap. Cambricon (688256.SH) ranks 14th, Foxconn Industrial Internet (601138.SH) 9th, SMIC (688981.SH) 12th, and Hygon Information (688041.SH) 18th—with many more tech firms following closely behind. Currently, two tech stocks already occupy spots among the top ten by market cap. If the rally continues, five of the top ten will be tech stocks. We are already witnessing an extremely skewed market structure. Fundamentally, the outlook for tech stocks is deteriorating. Rising Fed rate-hike expectations aim to strengthen the U.S. Dollar Index, drawing global dollar liquidity back to the U.S. and thereby puncturing asset bubbles worldwide—including China’s—in a final round of ‘harvesting.’ Consequently, capital will flow out of overvalued tech stocks—the single most critical fundamental headwind. Currently, the U.S. Dollar Index is rising steadily; U.S. tech stocks are under pressure; and Japanese and Korean equities also appear to be forming near-term tops. Therefore, I anticipate the broader market will soon enter a brief, volatile topping phase—characterized by sharp, whipsaw price swings—and conclude relatively quickly.

New feature analysis of stock prediction tool XYStock 1.2.0

【Answer 2】 I don’t personally interpret many data points very well—but the model does, and it can flag latent issues invisible to conventional metrics like PE or ROE alone. This effectively enables the model to read financial reports more meticulously and extract high-value insights. 3.7 Risk Preference Setting Suppose my investment capital is ¥10,000, with an annual return target of 10%. In this case, a ¥1,000 gain feels trivial—even losing the entire amount would be easily recouped. But if my capital is ¥1 million, a 10% annual return equals ¥100,000—enough to cover one year’s living expenses for many people—yet large losses remain unacceptable. Since individuals differ widely in risk tolerance and loss aversion, personalized investment advice cannot be one-size-fits-all. Higher potential returns inherently entail higher risk—a key reason why smaller-capital investors often incur losses. During prompt engineering, I experimented with adding the following instruction: The output style abruptly changed: the model refused to recommend *any* stock, deeming everything excessively risky. This may reflect the current market position (mid-October 2025), which is comparatively elevated versus prior periods. Ultimately, this upgrade introduces a configurable risk preference setting: Neutral, Conservative, or Aggressive—as well as user-defined customization—to ensure investment recommendations account for individual differences. Below is the latest version’s analysis of a specific stock using the ‘Neutral’ risk preference setting. After prompt tuning, results now feel direct and practically effective. (This stock was heavily promoted by a major Bilibili influencer in September—fortunately, I didn’t follow the crowd.) 3.8 Risk Metric Calculation Previous versions already incorporated basic risk indicators in stock predictions. This update extends risk analysis to index forecasts and presents significantly richer detail—derived entirely from candlestick chart analysis. Metrics include maximum drawdown, volatility, Sharpe ratio, Value-at-Risk (VaR), and Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR), all quantifying the risk–return trade-off. Research shows that integrating explicit risk factors into stock models helps avoid losses, preserve gains, and substantially boost cumulative returns. 3.9 Index News Integration Earlier versions used stock-specific news as one input signal to capture sentiment-driven market dynamics. This version expands that capability to include index-related news during index-level analysis. 3.10 Strategy Backtesting Module Backtesting functionality isn’t displayed directly in the UI. Its source code and usage instructions reside in the ‘backtesting’ directory, where several simple strategies are pre-implemented. If interested, users can design custom strategies and test them against historical A-share data. You’ll find that so-called ‘ironclad rules’ often hold only under narrow, context-specific conditions. Indeed, backtesting serves as a powerful tool for demystifying market myths. 4. Underlying Principles How do I prove my tool’s effectiveness? You might reasonably question whether my data is timely, accurate, or comprehensive—or whether large language models introduce systematic biases. So how can I substantiate forecast accuracy—or guarantee reliability? Unlike black-box tools that deliver conclusions without transparency, this tool exposes its full reasoning process.

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