This afternoon, the buddies who were watching the market should have noticed that around 2 PM, the A-shares suddenly experienced a surge. The Shanghai Composite Index jumped directly from the intraday high of 3906 to 3950—this kind of breakout above the intraday high basically tells you: today is stable.

Closing data: Shanghai Composite Index up 0.47%, Shenzhen Component Index up 0.98%, ChiNext up 0.96%. The numbers may not seem large, but the significance of this breakthrough action is more important than the increase itself. To be honest, the trend so far this year has basically been within my predicted range, and I think I've managed this wave of rhythm quite well.

What do you think about tomorrow? My judgment is to continue to be bullish, and there may even be a short-term acceleration. What gives me confidence is the trading volume—today's trading volume in the three markets is 287.8 billion more than the previous trading day, which is a key increase. What's more interesting is that the overseas stock index futures are still in an adjustment phase, while the A-shares are independently strengthening.

Of course, technical analysis has always been a probability game, not a certainty. However, based on the indicators and trading volume, the certainty of a short-term upward movement is still quite high.