Broad rally returns, three leading indicators warn: A-shares may face a turning point tomorrow

The broad rally has returned to the market, but three leading indicators have released clear signals that A-shares are likely to face a turning point tomorrow.

From the intraday trend, today's market has clearly completed a five-wave structure in the 15-minute timeframe. It is important to be alert that after the completion of the five-wave structure, the market is just one step away from a phase decline.

Specifically, all three warning indicators have been revealed:

1. Trading volume indicator: Today's trading volume has decreased by 5% compared to yesterday. A decrease in volume during an upward trend often indicates insufficient upward momentum in the future, and the buying strength is weakening.

2. External market linkage indicator: The Hong Kong stock market has closed early this afternoon, and the U.S. stock market will also enter a holiday period. A-shares, which are already in a weak position, lose the reference and support from external markets, further increasing uncertainty in future trends.

3. Market hotspot indicator: The current market lacks a sustained leading hotspot, with only the commercial aerospace sector performing relatively actively, and this sector experienced significant fluctuations yesterday. The increasing amplitude of high-level fluctuations is a typical signal that the sector's heat is about to recede.