"Positive about A shares' 'red envelope market' before and after the Spring Festival holiday. Institutions say 'holding stocks over the holiday may be the best choice'."

In the past week, the overall A-share market showed a volatile adjustment trend, with a wait-and-see sentiment before the holiday. This week, A-shares are about to enter the last trading week before the Spring Festival holiday. As the Spring Festival approaches, the discussion in the market about whether to hold stocks or cash for the holiday will heat up. Institutional strategy outlook reports show that the core reason for the previous market adjustment was the combined impact of overseas AI industry chain sentiment disturbances and changes in main market liquidity expectations, leading to a temporary decline in market risk appetite, rather than fundamental weakness. Historically, the A-share market tends to experience short-term adjustments due to fund wait-and-see before the Spring Festival holiday, but after the holiday, with the return of funds, market volume usually sees a significant increase. Considering historical experience and current market fundamentals, A-shares have the foundation for positive positioning, and the cost-effectiveness of holding stocks during the holiday is relatively high.