If nothing unexpected happens, the large funds are still waiting on the other side, waiting for our strategy. For now, it’s just about keeping the market from falling; there’s no need to push it up. If it goes up, that could actually be a bad sign. We must not rush to push it up; the stock market is up 5% of the time, and the remaining 95% is just treading water. The large funds aren’t in a hurry, and neither are the main funds; so why are we, the retail investors, in a rush? The unusual part of the market is the limit-up boards; following this trend, there will be over 200 today, even thousands of stocks hitting limit-ups. The profit effect is maximized, and there’s no fear of the market cooling down. For those in cash, seeing so many limit-ups, can they remain calm? The main index is currently consolidating; grid trading is fine, with no movement up or down, which is perfect for quant trading—I'm really fond of it! The trading volume is also fine, continuing to expand; today it’s again 20 trillion. As long as the volume decreases, some will get anxious. Without good news, the rise will be coordinated, indicating that the large funds don’t want to fall back below their cost line again.#BabyMarvin尾号f9c7 
