According to CoinMeta, Zhang Jingjing, the chief macro analyst at the R&D center of China Merchants Securities, stated that since the third quarter, export performance has remained strong. Active policy measures are driving the recovery of domestic demand, and the probability of a Fed interest rate hike in October is not high. The global liquidity environment is expected to improve periodically. Coupled with a series of regulatory measures and the expectation of long-term funds entering the market, the A-share market is likely to continue its rebound from October 23. Zhang Jingjing pointed out that the fourth quarter is often a window period for long-term funds such as insurance institutions to position themselves for the coming year's market trends, and it is anticipated that additional funds will gradually enter the market, providing a trend-driven boost to sectors with low valuations, safety cushions, and growth prospects. She believes that the current investment value of the A-share market is reflected in these sectors with low valuations, safety cushions, and growth prospects.