Currently, the A-shares are about to open, and I want to share some key insights.

Last night, overseas markets showed mixed performance—Nasdaq fell by 0.44%, Dow Jones rose by 0.55%, and the S&P 500 was basically flat with a 0.01% increase. Pay special attention to the Nasdaq; from a technical perspective, the index is currently at the top of a triangle pattern, and the likelihood of an upward reversal seems higher.

Looking at our A-shares, after 15 consecutive days of gains (the last one yesterday had some water), I tend to believe that today will see some oscillation with a strong doji star. If everything goes smoothly, the Shanghai Composite Index may form a "cup-shaped structure"—the specific meaning of this pattern can be checked in the morning video analysis.

Also, keep an eye on the CSI 2000. Small-cap stocks have shown a good rally this wave, but don’t forget that today is the intersection of the 19 and 34 time windows. Small-cap thematic stocks are prone to quick rises and falls, which could lead to divergences. In comparison, the Shanghai 50 index has already adjusted in the past two trading days, and today might signal a stabilization or a halt in the decline. In other words, be cautious of the style switch between large and small caps; heavyweight stocks might have a slight edge today.

From a very short-term perspective, the photovoltaic sector is worth watching.

All of the above are personal technical analyses; the information on news and fundamentals is limited and for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.