The A-share market has recently shown a remarkable rise, with multiple sectors, led by high technology and securities, significantly increasing, driving the three major indices steadily upward. However, as the last trading day before the holiday approaches, market sentiment tends to be cautious, and a pattern of slight fluctuations is expected.

It is worth noting that sectors such as chips, semiconductors, gaming, and rare earths may welcome a rebound. Since the beginning of April, each time the index has dropped significantly, it has been accompanied by positive news, and this pattern seems to be continuing. Especially after the National Day holiday, the positive expectations for the securities sector are particularly evident. At the same time, significant breakthroughs in the field of artificial intelligence, such as the substantial reduction in the development cost of DeepSeek, have further boosted the upward momentum of the high-tech sector.

The ChiNext and Shanghai Composite Index are expected to continue reaching new highs, but sectors such as new energy, securities, non-ferrous metals, and liquor, which have seen significant gains in the past, may experience high-level fluctuations and consolidation. Meanwhile, sectors such as chips, semiconductors, gaming, and rare earths, after adequate adjustments, are expected to welcome a substantial rise. It is worth noting that as long as funds continue to flow out of the banking sector, the high-tech sector may maintain a strong upward momentum.

The current market exhibits typical characteristics of a slow bull, slowly rising at a pace of 'advance two, retreat one'. Each significant pullback in the index provides investors with a good opportunity to accumulate on dips. However, due to the rapid rotation of sectors, misjudging the rhythm may lead to missing out on bull market opportunities.

Currently, only a few strong sectors continue to rise, driving the three major indices to new highs, while most sectors have only seen slight increases or even declined against the trend, making it difficult to outperform the market. In this market environment, the Shenzhen Component Index and the ChiNext Index, due to their relatively large gains, may be more robust investment choices.

Investors should closely monitor market trends and grasp the rhythm of sector rotation. While maintaining caution, they should also seize market opportunities. I hope everyone can successfully capture investment opportunities in the upcoming trading days and achieve ideal investment returns.