Trading volume continues to shrink to 2.32 trillion, the rebound is pretty much wrapping up. Without the support of trading volume, any upward movement is hard to sustain. The power struggle between bulls and bears is mainly reflected in the expansion and contraction of trading volume. Sectors that have rebounded well in recent days, like non-ferrous metals, are already showing signs of fatigue. Next, innovative drugs are likely to follow in the footsteps of non-ferrous metals. In the AI sector, optical communication has shown some weak rebounds, but it’s just a small bounce after being oversold in the past couple of days—pretty useless. Chips and semiconductors are also on the weaker side. Not a single strong-performing sector is emerging. In this kind of situation, funds might chase some concepts for speculation, but it’s unlikely to gain momentum and hard to catch. If trading volume continues to shrink in the coming sessions, the index is likely to move in the direction of least resistance. I call this type of movement an 'alternating cover-style decline.'