Yesterday's close saw the market stabilize at 3960 points, surpassing the previous high of 3950 points. Seven consecutive days of positive closes is very rare in the history of A-shares. But there's a question here—during these seven days of gains, there wasn't much volume. Isn't that a bit strange?

In previous years, achieving seven consecutive days of gains has been rare, and nine consecutive days are even more exceptional. Based on historical experience, such continuous upward movement will eventually need to correct. So the next few days are crucial.

After breaking through 3950 points, the next target naturally is 4000 points. But how will the path from 3950 to 4000 unfold? Will it be a direct surge or a pullback first before moving up?

My judgment is this: if the market can pull back to 3950 points and hold steady within the next three trading days, the probability of reaching 4000 points before the end of the year will significantly increase. Tomorrow is very likely to see a pullback, but I believe the support level at 3950 points will not be broken.

If the market closes positive again the day after tomorrow, and this momentum continues, the chance of challenging 4000 points before the end of the month will grow increasingly. The performance over these three days can strongly indicate the trend.