Stop treating Xiaomi as just a phone manufacturer! Capital is truly speculating on the "Lei Jun Universe"

Many retail investors still see Xiaomi as "selling phones to earn hard-earned money." But the capital market has long since changed the script. The current Xiaomi is more like a super-platform with expectations of cars, AI, IoT, and robotics. Especially at every launch event, the market feels like watching a drama series: "What new move is Lei Jun planning today?"
In terms of contracts, Xiaomi's volatility is very suitable for short-term traders. Its biggest feature is: extremely news-driven. Launch events, sales figures, AI concepts, the rebound of Hong Kong tech stocks—all can become triggers. When going long, it's best to use "breakout follow-up" and not guess the bottom in advance. Because truly wild stocks are those that rise while being criticized.
But the risks are equally obvious. The biggest enemy of tech stocks is not performance but valuation. Once the market starts discussing "has it risen too much," capital withdrawal can be very rapid. So stop-losses must be mechanical; don't expect "a rebound tomorrow."
Suitable strategy: follow the trend with low leverage and roll forward, not suitable for stubbornly holding short positions against the trend. Because during a bullish emotional phase, bears are often educated by the market to become "long-term value investors."