投顾观市：没量就没法涨？分析市场的思路该更新了！

Group 1 - The current A-share market is experiencing an upward trend, but many investors are concerned about the lack of trading volume supporting this rise, questioning its sustainability [1] - The market dynamics have fundamentally changed, with policy being the main driving force rather than trading volume, indicating that significant price movements can occur even with low trading volumes [1][2] - Official background funds are actively stabilizing the market, with interventions noted after trade issues arose, suggesting a strong influence from state-backed entities [2] Group 2 - Long-term capital is being guided into the market, which will hold onto shares and reduce the available floating shares, potentially leading to a new normal of stable trading volumes [2] - The consumer sector is expected to present investment opportunities, with recent market gains primarily in banking, gold, and consumer sectors, driven more by inflation expectations than by domestic demand policies [2] - The logic behind the rise in essential consumer goods is tied to inflation expectations rather than an expansion of market size, as traditional consumption levels remain unchanged [3]