Attention all investors! The market has again shrunk by over 1100 billion, with more than 3100 individual stocks rising. Is there still a risk of a sharp decline? Which direction might rebound first? And how will the market perform tomorrow? For those without any ideas, let me summarize for you. Without further ado, let's get straight to the point!\n1. The market continues to adjust; is there still risk below?\nCurrently, I believe the risk of a continuous decline is absent. The market continues to consolidate, maintaining the same rhythm of constant rotation and repeated fluctuations; it will not rise smoothly, nor will it continue to decline. More often, it will be a rhythm of ups and downs, with fluctuations trending upwards. If you cannot adapt, it will be quite uncomfortable. For example, metals and batteries fell sharply yesterday and began to rebound today, falling for two days and rising for two days.\n2. Which directions are likely to rebound first?\nCurrently, focus more on the directions that have already adjusted. For sentiment, prioritize aerospace and satellite industries, along with military rotations; for trends, start with metal rotations, as these directions have adjusted in advance. A rebound could happen at any moment, but treat it as a rebound for now. While playing the field, wait for a new main ascent to emerge.\n3. How will the market perform tomorrow?\nToday, the index rebounded during the day, but it still needs to shrink in volume. The overall market still sees more declines than rises, and the earning effect across the market is relatively poor. However, with the economic conference opening soon, more stimuli might be introduced for the economy. Consequently, today, real estate and consumption sectors have performed well. Therefore, I do not see the index as bearish and maintain confidence, but it is essential to pay more attention to sectors and individual stocks; the index is just a puppet.\nIn summary, the index fluctuates repeatedly. Don't panic when it falls, and don't get too excited when it rises. Play the field more; regardless of who rotated today, there are still expectations for recovery in consumption, robotics, and commercial aerospace directions. So, there is no need to rush. Those with an advantage and profit cushion can take a broader view!