Recently, the market's enthusiasm has clearly increased, and the logic behind it is quite clear. The economic policy tone of the new government has become very explicit—tax reductions, subsidies, holiday discounts, and so on, even investment accounts for newborns are being planned. What does this mean? The easing of funds is no longer just a rumor, but a real schedule.

There is so much money that the exchange doesn't even know where to put it, resulting in a surge in investment demand. This situation of abundant liquidity is somewhat reminiscent of the easing period during the pandemic years. Everyone still remembers how the market performed back then.

From the weekend's market trends, the market's risk appetite is clearly on the mend. There will definitely be short-term noise, but this wave of liquidity release might last longer than expected. At this pace, next year's market should be quite generous. Investors' mindset is gradually shifting from a wait-and-see approach to actively positioning themselves, and this signal is very clear.