The A-share market has performed remarkably in recent times, successfully breaking through the high point of October 8 last year, reaching 3683 points today. This milestone breakthrough reflects the positive trend in the market. However, compared to last year's National Day period, the discussion heat on social media platforms regarding A-shares seems to have cooled down.

This change may stem from the regulatory authorities' shift in attitude towards market speculation. After October last year, relevant departments carried out rectifications on some financial self-media, aiming to curb excessive speculation. This initiative may have affected the public's enthusiasm for discussing the stock market.

Currently, the market seems to favor a "slow bull" strategy, which is somewhat similar to the development model of the US stock market. This steady growth approach may be more beneficial for long-term healthy development, avoiding the risks associated with sharp fluctuations.

From a macroeconomic perspective, China's M2 money supply has reached 160 trillion, indicating a huge potential for investment. However, how to activate these funds and promote economic circulation remains a challenge. In this context, a robustly developing stock market may become an important channel for guiding funds into the real economy.

As the Chinese financial market gradually aligns with the US stock market, investors may need to adjust their strategies to focus on long-term value investing rather than short-term speculation. This shift is beneficial not only for individual investors but also contributes to the stable development of the entire market.