Unless something unexpected happens, large funds are still waiting on the other side, waiting for our strategy. For now, it's enough to maintain the market without falling; there's no need to push it up. If it goes up, that might not be a good thing. Absolutely do not rush to push it up; the stock market only rises 5% of the time, and the remaining 95% is just idle. Large funds are not in a hurry, and neither are the main funds. So why should retail investors be anxious? The unusual aspect of the market is the limit-up boards. Following this trend, there will be more than 200 today, possibly even thousands of stocks hitting the limit-up. The profit effect is maximized, and we are not afraid of market cooling. For those in cash, seeing so many limit-ups, can they remain calm? The main index is currently flat; grid trading is all that's needed. When it’s not moving up or down, it’s most suitable for quant trading, which I really like! The trading volume is also not an issue; it continues to increase, reaching 2 trillion again today. As long as there’s a decrease in volume, someone will get anxious. If there are no favorable factors, then the push-up will cooperate, indicating that large funds also do not want to return below their cost line.#BabyMarvin尾号f9c7 
