Today, the market exploded with a new wave of consecutive limit-up “demon stocks,” with 30 stocks hitting the daily limit and clustering together—this market action is getting interesting.

Leading the pack is **600734 Shida Group**, achieving 8 limit-ups in 13 days, fully displaying the stature of a big brother in the Internet services sector. Close behind is **002565 Shunhao Co.**, not to be outdone, with 6 limit-ups in 7 days as the packaging materials sector suddenly takes off.

Looking at the 5-limit-up contenders—**603696 Anji Food** (food & beverage) has hit 5 consecutive limit-ups in 5 days with steady momentum; **002792 Tongyu Communications** (communications equipment) ground out 5 limit-ups in 8 days; **002589 Ruikang Pharmaceutical** (pharmaceutical commerce) also hit 5 in 9 days—each of these has its own logic.

In the 4-limit-up tier, **603386 Junya Technology** (electronic components) and **002682 Longzhou Co.** (logistics) both posted 4 consecutive limit-ups in 4 days, showing strong momentum.

The 3-limit-up group is even more lively: **605299 Shuhua Sports** (household light industry) and **002585 Shuangxing New Materials** (plastic products) both achieved 3 consecutive limit-ups in 3 days; **603122 Hefuchina** hit 3 limit-ups in 5 days; **001270 *ST Chengchang** (semiconductors) and **002578 Minfa Aluminum** (non-ferrous metals) both hit 3 limit-ups in 6 days, possibly with more momentum to come.

The 2-limit-up stocks are appearing in droves—from **002752 Shengxing Co.** (packaging materials) to **600973 Baosheng Co.** (power grid equipment), **300427 Hongxiang Co.** (power grid equipment), **002961 Ruida Futures** (diversified finance), **000905 Xiamen Port** (shipping & ports), **002679 Fujian Jinsen** (agriculture, animal husbandry & fishery), **000901 Aerospace Technology** (auto parts)… all the way to **000571 Xindazhou A** (coal). Over 20 stocks started with 2 consecutive limit-ups in 2 days, covering power grid, finance, ports, agriculture, automotive, communications, consumer electronics, non-ferrous metals, specialized equipment, and many other sectors.

This wave of consecutive limit-ups has a broad coverage, with a clear clustering of demon stocks—short-term funds are playing very aggressively.