After six consecutive days of gains, the market is filled with bearish voices. Especially as Thursday approaches, the "traditional dump day," market commentators almost unanimously sing the bearish tune.

But from a different perspective, my judgment is completely opposite—I am optimistic about continued gains tomorrow, and even a seventh consecutive day of gains would not be surprising.

Why am I so confident? The key is not the index itself, but the true temperature of the market.

**Strong stocks stopping their decline is the most direct signal**

For the first time in a month, I see such a scene—those previously strong stocks are beginning to clearly form a bottoming pattern. Not just one or two, but a batch. What does this mean? Capital is quietly flowing back into strong stocks, and market sentiment is repairing. This is the first reason I value most.

Once these stocks show signs of "ready to rise but not yet, ready to launch at any moment," their short-term explosive potential can be quite significant. This kind of change in the market often leads the index by one or two days and is the most genuine indicator of market temperature.

**Hotspot relay with tiers, not just a single climax**

Today, the commercial aerospace sector hit the limit-up frenzy. Many people’s first reaction was—it's over, tomorrow will be divided.

But a careful review shows that’s not the case. Looking at the first-board list, there are four stocks with potential to advance. The leader has shifted from divergence to consensus, standing very steadily. The sector’s tier structure is complete, and institutional participation is high.

This is not a climax at the end of a bubble; rather, it’s normal strong expansion. As long as two or three stocks in the first-board list succeed in advancing tomorrow, the heat can continue to extend. This relay strength precisely indicates that the sector still has follow-up.

**Short-term focus on sentiment and relay, not on specific levels**

Honestly, predicting the index precisely is meaningless. The real short-term key is the market sentiment temperature, the lifecycle of hotspots, and capital flow.

From today’s market, we see: strong stocks have stopped falling, hotspots have continuity, the leader has shifted from divergence to consensus, and capital is beginning to flow back… All these point in one direction—the reason for a big drop is absent.

Therefore, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if we see seven consecutive days of gains.