[Analysis of listed stocks on October 20: The promotion rate of listed stocks exceeds 50%. The metaphysical speculation of the "sheep" generation is back] Today, a total of 54 stocks hit the daily limit, and the total number of listed stocks was 14, including 6 stocks with three consecutive boards or above. On the previous trading day, there were a total of 11 listed stocks, and the promotion rate of listed stocks was 54.54% (excluding ST shares and delisted stocks). In terms of individual stocks, more than 3,700 stocks across the market rose. Small and micro-cap stocks performed strongly, and the micro-cap stock index rose by more than 1%. Individual stocks on the Beijing Stock Exchange were active, with the Beijing Stock Exchange 50 Index rising nearly 4%, and Jiachen Intelligent and Greer both hitting their daily limit of 30cm. The metaphysical speculation of the "sheep" generation has made a comeback. Joyoung shares opened high and hit the daily limit and recorded 7 boards in 12 days. Baiyang shares rose to the daily limit and exceeded 6 boards in 8 days. Ocean King advanced to 3 consecutive boards. Luyang Energy Saving hit the daily limit. Huayang New Materials and New Beiyang once hit the daily limit. In terms of sectors, robot concepts have exploded across the board. Daye Co., Ltd. and Jingcheng Co., Ltd. are on the 3-border board. Fulai New Materials, Ningbo Dongli, Kesen Technology, and Zhejiang Rongtai have all advanced to the 2-border board. Physics AI concept stocks Fantuoshu has hit the 20cm2 board. Changying Precision and Saimo Intelligent have reached the 20cm limit. The terminal-side AI concept has suddenly emerged, and Hengxuanke Technology has reached a daily limit of 20cm, Quectel, Rockchip, Broadcom Integrated and other stocks have reached a daily limit, and Espressif Systems, Fibocom, Allwinner Technology, etc. have risen by more than 10%. On the news, Wu Zhige, assistant vice president of research at International Data Corporation (IDC) China, said in an interview that AI hardware is intensively new, and the demand for terminal-side computing power is rising rapidly.