Group 1 - The market showed a collective rebound with over 4,500 stocks rising, but the overall increase was not significant, and trading volume in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets decreased by over 70 billion compared to the previous trading day, indicating weakened capital entry willingness [1] - The main short-selling pressure has largely been alleviated, as the panic selling triggered by the tariff news on April 7 has been mostly digested, suggesting that the negative impact has been consumed, which may support a mid-term upward rebound in the market [1] - The central bank emphasized the need to provide ample loans and funds to stabilize the market, significantly boosting market confidence in buying, with nearly 200 billion in net buying observed in the previous week across the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets [2] Group 2 - State-owned enterprises and central enterprises are actively engaging in stock buybacks, indicating that this level is recognized as an important low point by the market and capital [2] - Although there are expectations for a short-term pullback after a rise, once this pullback is completed, it will present a significant opportunity for re-entry into the market [2]