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Today, driven by positive news over the weekend, the stock markets opened higher and continued to rise throughout the day. The main index showed no signs of retreat during the session, breaking through the key resistance level near 2,900 points. By the time of this report, the Shanghai Composite Index had surged by 150 points. Across the board, most stocks saw gains, with notable performances from sectors such as securities, diversified financials, insurance, domestic software, e-commerce, online lending, rare resources, and mineral products. In contrast, sectors like agriculture, luxury goods, Guizhou-based stocks, brewing, polysilicon, and food and beverages lagged behind. Nearly 300 stocks hit their daily limit, and no stocks hit their lower limit, while the ChiNext Index surged over 5%. Since the main index bottomed around 2,440 points, we have consistently indicated that it would rise to around 2,800 points. As a result, our medium-term recommendation has been to hold onto stocks and continue buying. After a leadership change, we adjusted our target to 3,000 points. Today, the index reached an intraday high near 2,961 points, effectively fulfilling all our earlier predictions. From the current outlook, the market seems poised to challenge the 3,000-point mark. However, investors should be mindful of a few key factors: Firstly, today marked the first time in 20 trading days that funds from the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect began to flow out. This outflow likely indicates that informed investors are gradually exiting the market. Secondly, the trading volume today exceeded one trillion yuan, a level not seen since the bull market of 2015. This has led to growing speculation that a new bull market may be on the horizon. Thirdly, today’s upward gap on the weekly chart signifies a strong acceleration. However, there are still two unfilled gaps below, and if we factor these in, today’s gap could represent an "exhaustion gap," which typically signals the end of a market rally. Market cycles generally start in despair, grow in pessimism, and end in euphoria. While today’s high is not necessarily the peak of the current rally, it is also not an optimal buying point. We advise investors to gradually reduce their holdings. Since hitting 2,440 points, we have remained bullish, firmly believing that the index would reach around 3,000 points. This conviction has helped our followers secure significant gains. However, given today’s surge in trading volume, there will likely be a correction soon, with a potential first-wave high arriving this week. After this correction, the market could see another peak, as today’s influx of funds is unlikely to exit immediately. The current volume suggests that major institutional players are stepping in. In terms of strategy, we recommend taking profits and controlling positions when the market reaches higher levels. If re-entering the market, focus on laggard stocks, such as blue-chip sectors like real estate and brewing, which have not yet seen significant gains. For more detailed analysis, please follow "Trend Navigator."