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Market Overview - The three major A-share indices exhibited a V-shaped trend, collectively closing higher, with the Shanghai Composite Index stabilizing above 4000 points due to the joint efforts of heavyweight and thematic stocks. The Shenzhen Component Index led the gains, with growth stocks performing prominently, and the ChiNext Index rebounding under the leadership of the sci-tech sector [2]. Market Performance - A total of 4851 stocks rose, indicating a broad market rally, with a notable increase in the number of stocks hitting the daily limit up. Key sectors leading the gains included commercial aerospace/satellite internet, optical modules/CPO, controllable nuclear fusion, rare metals/rare earths, photovoltaic equipment, military industry, communication equipment, and AI computing hardware. Consumer sectors such as food and beverage and retail also saw upward movement ahead of the holiday, while precious metals, petrochemicals, and banking insurance experienced capital outflows and adjustments [3]. Capital Flow - The total trading volume of the two markets was 1.54 trillion yuan, down 1.57%, reflecting an overall contraction in trading volume and structural differentiation. Capital did not significantly withdraw but shifted from traditional heavyweight stocks in the Shanghai market to growth stocks in the Shenzhen market. Sectors like finance and real estate showed lackluster performance, while commercial aerospace, photovoltaic equipment, rare metals, and AI computing saw impressive trading volumes. Leading growth stocks had the highest trading volumes, indicating a concentration of funds in high-prosperity sectors [5]. Fund Inflows - Institutional investors actively positioned themselves, clearly adjusting their portfolios, with emerging sectors such as commercial aerospace, space photovoltaic, AI computing, and optical modules becoming the main focus for capital. There was a noticeable outflow from defensive sectors like precious metals, banking, and insurance. Retail investors transitioned from passive following to active participation, with some chasing strong stocks, particularly those hitting the daily limit up, especially in the commercial aerospace and AI computing sectors [6].