Core Viewpoint - Gold prices in both futures and spot markets dropped over 5%, falling below the 10-day moving average due to short-term overbought conditions needing correction and increased expectations for a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, leading to decreased risk aversion [1] Market Performance - The market opened lower but rebounded, with a reminder that a rebound above 3900 points would be a selling point; however, the bears pressured the market, leading to a drop after a morning rebound, while the afternoon saw some support from bulls, closing with a small K-line with a lower shadow [1] - Over 2300 stocks rose while around 2800 stocks fell, indicating a mixed market performance [1] Sector Analysis - Gold and non-ferrous metals experienced a sharp drop at the open due to the overnight decline in gold prices, but adjustments have created value opportunities; a potential interest in gold is anticipated next week with the Federal Reserve possibly lowering interest rates [1] - Sectors such as deep earth, new energy, engineering machinery, and small home appliances showed positive performance, while technology stocks faced a downturn, suggesting a negative sentiment post-correction; it is advised not to participate in rebounds within the declining trend of tech stocks [1] Investment Sentiment - The overall view on the A-share market is neutral, indicating that while there are opportunities in certain sectors like gold and new energy, there is also a potential for market fluctuations within a defined range, with support levels being sought after declines [1]