Today, a total of 48 stocks reached the limit up, with 14 stocks hitting the daily limit continuously, including 5 stocks that hit the limit up for three consecutive days or more. In the previous trading day, there were 8 stocks that hit the limit up continuously, with a promotion rate of continuous limit up stocks of 62.50% (excluding ST stocks and delisted stocks). In terms of individual stocks, short-term sentiment continued to recover, and the popular leader Baoding Tianwei Baobian Electric rose by the limit up. Yunnan Nantian Electronics Information, Shijiazhuang Changshan Beiming Technology, and other core symbols experienced a decrease in trading volume. In addition, Hainan Shuangcheng Pharmaceuticals, which was involved in M&A and restructuring, achieved six consecutive limit up and continued to expand its limit up height. It is worth noting that the limit up of multiple high-priced stocks with decreasing trading volume will test the market's acceptance next Monday. In terms of sectors, the information creation concept has exploded, with Yunnan Nantian Electronics Information hitting the limit up for four out of five days, Shijiazhuang Changshan Beiming Technology hitting the limit up for four out of seven days, and Shenzhen Guohua Network Security Technology hitting the limit up for three consecutive days. Shouchuang Securities stated that with the arrival of a new round of financial support and the catalysis of industry information creation policies, the information creation sector is expected to enter a new round of accelerated development. The performance of the state-owned enterprise reform concept varied, except for Baoding Tianwei Baobian Electric and Datang Telecom Technology hitting the limit up, Beijing Electronic Zone High-Tech Group and Holly Futures showed divergence in trading volume before hitting the limit up, CCCG Real Estate Corporation, Lingnan Eco&Culture-Tourism, and Dalian Thermal Power experienced a trading halt. In terms of market news, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council will fully establish "scientific, rational, and efficient" boards of directors in subsidiaries of central enterprise groups and sub-companies where boards of directors should be established at all levels within five years.