Broad market rally but without significant volume increase; insufficient chip exchange; rebound may continue, but the bottom has not yet arrived.

Yesterday, the market saw a broad rally, but trading volume did not significantly increase. This phenomenon has the following important implications in the market:

1. The meaning of unchanged trading volume

• Buy orders are greater than sell orders: Currently, the buying power is dominant, but the willingness of sellers is low, resulting in a strong market performance.

• Insufficient chip exchange: From the perspective of major players, there are still a large number of 'dead long' chips in the market that have not been handed over, indicating that short positions have not fully released their pressure.

2. Possible future market trends

• Short-term rebound space: Due to the current buying being stronger than selling, the market may continue to rebound, attracting more external funds to enter.

• Possibility of major players inducing purchases: Major players may use the rebound to raise prices to attract retail investors, and then clear high-position chips through another sell-off.

• The bottom has not yet arrived: Although market sentiment has improved in the short term, without a significant volume increase and cleanup, major players may further lower prices to force 'dead long' positions to hand over chips.

3. Personal judgment

• There is still room for a rebound, but it is unlikely to be the true bottom of this round of market activity.

• A 'new low' may appear subsequently to complete a deeper chip exchange; potential support levels should focus on key psychological price points or previous lows.

Conclusion:

Despite the potential continuation of a short-term rebound, the market bottom still requires further pressure release and volume confirmation. In terms of operation, it is advisable to remain cautious, avoid chasing highs, and wait for clearer bottom signals before making moves.