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CSI 500 led gains at +0.90%, making it the strongest tier today: this was not merely index heavyweight support, but gains in mid-cap industry leaders (given today’s PPI data, the pro-cyclical resources/chemicals chain should be the main driver).
Technology continued to be pressured: STAR 50 led the entire market lower at -1.18%, while the ChiNext Index fell -0.48%; semiconductors and new energy weakened for a third consecutive week, remaining the main decliners.
Small-cap sentiment cooled: CSI 2000 fell -0.39%, hot-money sentiment was mediocre, and small-cap stocks did not rise across the boar

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index and Nasdaq futures index are still holding up

Semiconductors completely wrecked my trades—they somehow turned A-shares’ T+1 into T+0.

Currently opened high and pulled back; waiting for stabilization

Daily and intraday charts are falling in sync—doesn’t even bounce once📷 📷

Yesterday’s situation: The market was supported in the morning session, then collapsed across the board in the afternoon — evolving from “heavyweights propping up the index” into “indiscriminate selling across all segments,” with tech and growth stocks as the bleeding point
Tech and growth stocks (STAR 50 / ChiNext Index) fell 3%+ in a single day; the high open in the morning was a trap, and today will typically see further momentum-driven selling. Wait for declining volume and stabilization
After a second day of low-volume declines, there will most likely be another low—don’t rush to catc

bitcoin:native With the market like this, it’s very difficult to trade. Either stay in cash and do nothing, or hold a short position with a small allocation.
At this level, it has already fallen twice before, so it’s hard to say whether it can go lower this time.
The current situation has a chance of both ranging and falling—roughly 40/60.
Choosing to do nothing and taking a break is also fine.

On the eve of the CPI release, markets are “holding their breath”—U.S. stocks closed slightly lower within a narrow range, gold lost and reclaimed 4,150, and the U.S. Dollar Index fell back to 102.18; the biggest new variable was Williams’ dovish comment that there could be one more rate hike this year and no need for another in 2027, effectively setting an “endpoint” for the rate-hike cycle. Tonight’s CPI will determine whether rate-hike expectations narrow or spread again.

External markets are holding up fine today, with little panic. Most likely, it will be a good day.

Remember, only wait for opportunities that are right for you. Don’t speculate when trading—stick to what you know. There are plenty of opportunities in the market, which is open almost every day, so don’t always be afraid of missing out.