Tomorrow A-shares are unlikely to fall again! But quantitative "disruption" and thoughts after 1845 points

Does that mean A-shares will still fall tomorrow? That is absolutely impossible!

However, when it comes to quantitative trading, I truly have mixed feelings. Its flexibility is indeed irreplaceable—without it, it may be impossible to buy limit-up stocks; without it, sell orders may also be difficult to execute in a timely manner. But at the same time, the entire market is stirred up like a pot of congee, with a chaotic rhythm.

I have always been curious about the operational logic of quantification; theoretically, it should execute buy and sell operations by setting box points, but the specifics are perplexing: what is the size of each buy and sell order they set? Or are buy and sell orders pre-set at each point? These questions have never found an answer.

Looking at today's market, the entire A directly plummeted to 1845 points, which can be described as "one step to the position." Falling to this level, there are no extra thoughts; the next focus should be on subsequent stabilization opportunities.