The sectors that may rise next Monday include these: 1. Securities. The big bearish candle on Friday looks scary, but in fact, it’s still within an acceptable range of sideways fluctuation. If nothing unexpected happens, the sector will continue to maintain its sideways trading rhythm next week, with a corrective upward move on Monday. Additionally, the securities sector’s earnings will be released gradually over the weekend, and good performance will also help the sector close higher and rise. 2. Highway and railway transportation. The Spring Festival travel rush is about to begin, initiating a large migration of people. Highway and railway transportation will see increased activity, and the upward cycle will also start simultaneously. Technically, it has been oscillating sideways within a range for over two months, with a recent faint trend of breaking upward. On Friday, there was already a trial move, with trading volume gradually increasing. The outlook for future gains is promising. 3. Cultural media. A familiar story, the Spring Festival market continues. The current trend is slowly climbing along the 5-day moving average. Even on a bad day like Friday, it still closed higher in the red, and next week’s rally will become clearer, with a high probability of upward movement on Monday. 4. Traditional Chinese medicine. The trend is still in a stage of bottoming and consolidation. Next week, a clear direction will be chosen: upward. After confirming the bottom again on Monday, a phased rally will begin, with a subsequent breakthrough of previous highs and accelerated growth. 5. Non-metallic materials. In just two days, it dropped back from above the track to its original position, meaning it will now oscillate within an inclined channel. After breaking below the lower boundary on Friday and then recovering, next Monday it will likely confirm support at the lower boundary and rebound upward, targeting the middle line.

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