Today, the A-share market is showing a complex situation. The Shanghai Composite Index once broke through the 3600-point mark, setting a new high for the year, but then it fell back. This trend has caused confusion and concern among investors.

The market shows a clear differentiation trend: when the index rises, many investors' accounts do not increase accordingly; when the index falls, individual stocks suffer significant declines. Data shows that today domestic capital has flowed out 63.4 billion, with the median decline of individual stocks at 0.86%, and many investors are facing substantial losses.

The current market is characterized by strong index performance, but individual stocks are generally weak, creating a sense of missing out. In this situation, investors are often prone to impulsive actions, which usually lead to unsatisfactory results. The market is like a bowl of instant noodles; you don't want to miss out, but you're also afraid of being too hasty.

However, from a broader trend perspective, 3600 points may just be a new starting point. Looking back at the previous breakthrough of 3500 points, there was a similar process of intraday breakthroughs, pullbacks, and then another upward push. Once a market trend is established, it usually does not reverse easily. In the future, breaking through the previous high of 3674 points, and even challenging the high of 3731 points from 2021, are all highly probable events.

However, the process from 3600 points to 3700 points may be more challenging than before. The market needs time to digest the trapped positions around 3674 points, and there may be a back-and-forth trend.

Interestingly, despite the increasing number of people starting to believe that a bull market has arrived, many investors have not truly felt the benefits of the bull market. This contradictory phenomenon highlights the complexity of the current market and the difficulty in formulating investment strategies.

In the face of such a market environment, investors need to remain rational and avoid blindly chasing highs or panic selling. Focusing on individual stock fundamentals and grasping the market rhythm may be a wiser investment strategy at this stage.