As we indicated during Tuesday's opening, the U.S. stock market rebounded as expected on Wednesday. The Ben Cat team has always opposed blindly going long or acting impulsively; we insist that all decisions should be based on solid data. Regarding yesterday's market, there are several key points of analysis:

1. Although the sudden drop seemed large, the index has merely returned to the heights of November. This indicates that the recent gains over the past few months have indeed been excessive, and the current market correction is a normal adjustment.

2. Our system data has not shown significant deterioration; recent indicators have remained within the "slight" range, which is an important basis for our judgment.

3. There is one more point that, although not mentioned in the opening indication, has been shared in the discussion group: on Tuesday, the market showed severe divergence, with the storage sector experiencing astonishing gains, which fully demonstrates that there are no signs of large funds fleeing the market.