Recently, some interesting phenomena have appeared in the A-shares market. The stock of Haige had a trading volume of up to 17 billion yesterday, but as soon as the annual report was released in the evening, it reported losses, and today it was directly hit by a 5.7 billion limit-down order, a typical large-capital footprint. It's not just this one stock that has issues. Several stocks in the commercial aerospace sector have hit the limit-down consecutively, and the AI application concept stocks are even more exaggerated—after clarification announcements, they were directly summoned by regulatory authorities, followed by a wave of limit-downs. There are signals in the market indicating a 'cooling down,' and as a result, market sentiment has immediately retreated. What is most critical to watch at this time? It’s those stocks with continuous limit-downs and large-volume limit-down orders. Once these stocks start to stabilize, the market sentiment can truly turn around. At this stage, observing these signals is very important.