Hexun Investment Advisor Su Ligang: Is the Third Bottom Test and Rebound a True Stabilization?

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Once again, the market has bottomed out and rebounded. This is the third time in nearly half a month that we’ve seen a dip below new lows during trading, followed by a rebound. What does this behavior indicate? Does it mean that we have truly stabilized at this level?

Su Ligang from Hexun Investment Advisory stated that today we will focus on these two topics. First, we can observe that the market broke new lows again today, indicating that the current market is still continuing its adjustment phase. However, the rebound at the end of the day shows that our market has a strong capacity to absorb shocks, which we must acknowledge. This is based on the premise that various external unstable factors still exist. From this point onward, based on the recent half-month market performance, and moving away from the cautious signals we previously gave, we are now ready to encourage everyone. At least, our attitude towards the market needs to change, and our perceptions of the market should also evolve. Therefore, if you haven’t controlled your positions before, or even if the index hasn’t truly stabilized yet, now is the time to hold firm. Do not give up before dawn.

Of course, from a time cycle perspective, stabilization is not yet achieved. And from an offensive logic standpoint, the signals have not yet appeared. During this period, I urge everyone to be more patient. Personally, I believe that the moment of light is getting closer. So, what should we focus on next? The key is to monitor two signals: first, whether the current popular sector topics have sustained momentum; second, whether genuine capital is flowing back into core trend sectors with strong industry logic. These two points are very important. Once these signals appear, the time for decisive action will be upon us.

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