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Market Overview - The three major indices of A-shares collectively adjusted, with the Shanghai Composite Index rebounding after hitting a low, supported by strong performances from energy stocks like China Petroleum and China National Offshore Oil Corporation [5] - The Shenzhen Component Index gradually recovered to above 14,000 points, driven by the energy and power sectors, while the ChiNext Index faced pressure from the new energy and semiconductor sectors but showed some resilience [5] Market Dynamics - The market exhibited a significant divergence, with 1,422 stocks rising and 1,100 falling, indicating a clear split in performance. Energy and defensive sectors drove gains, while technology growth sectors faced substantial declines [6] - The trading volume in both markets reached 65 billion, a 20.30% increase, reflecting a notable shift in market sentiment towards risk aversion and a "high-low switch" in capital allocation [7] Capital Flow - Institutional investors demonstrated a clear "high-low switch" strategy, moving funds from high-valuation growth sectors (like electronics and semiconductors) to undervalued defensive sectors (such as oil, coal, and power equipment) [8] - Retail investors primarily followed market trends, with some attempting to "catch the bottom," focusing on traditional defensive sectors like consumption and pharmaceuticals, as well as some oversold small-cap stocks, which differed from the direction of institutional capital [8]