Yesterday afternoon after 2:30 PM, although the market moved with a bearish trend, it was pushed up strongly at the end of the session, finally closing up by 0.04%, marking the end of a nine-day winning streak. However, a closer look at various sectors reveals a less optimistic picture—main indices like the Shenzhen Component Index, ChiNext Index, Hang Seng Index, CSI 300, and A500 mostly declined, with only the Sci-Tech Innovation Board Index holding steady, up by just 0.23%, barely.

The real uncertainty actually comes from overseas. The US stock market, just returning from the holiday, has shown some instability, with tech giant NVIDIA plunging by 1.21%. We need to watch how fierce the impact on the tech sector might be.

This slow upward pace definitely can't go much further. The upcoming scenario is basically twofold—either a rapid acceleration or a pullback to gather strength. Whether it's 9 consecutive days of gains or 10, a rise will inevitably be followed by a fall—that's the market's iron law. Even during an uptrend, some degree of retracement is unavoidable.

To judge how far a market rally can go, the key isn't just how much it has risen, but also the space for a pullback, whether there are buyers to support the decline, and which stocks are still holding firm versus those that are starting to fall behind. Honestly, if a pullback occurs now, it could actually be more beneficial for the subsequent trend—it would make the rally look more solid, and the main sectors we've been tracking would be more likely to stand out during this process.

From the current market rhythm, there haven't been any significant changes yet. Just hold on and don't rush.