Today, the A-shares market showed an interesting trend. In the early trading hours, dragged down by the sharp decline of the US stocks last night, the opening was indeed quite bleak—the Nasdaq dropped 1.8%, and the US tech sector declined across the board, so the Shanghai Composite Index also opened lower, with more than 4,000 stocks falling. Many people were initially worried about whether the decline would continue.

But this is where the significance becomes clear. From the trend in the first ten minutes after the opening, the market indices actually started to rise, small-cap stocks quickly gained momentum, and the number of declining stocks rapidly turned upward, with the number of advancing stocks reaching over 3,600. This shift happened quite quickly. From this phenomenon, it’s evident that the A-shares market is already showing signs of moving towards an independent trend.

This situation is actually quite worth observing—when the index should be falling but instead rises against the trend, it indicates that there is an internal rhythm within the market. Once such a "should fall but instead rise" contrast appears, it usually means that short-term bullish sentiment is rebounding. Therefore, from a trading perspective, it’s advisable to continue maintaining a bullish mindset and see if this trend can be further confirmed.