After-hours highlights: 1) After the index's consecutive fall, Premier Wen delivered a speech yesterday expressing confidence in the economy. Today, there were many comments from the 'famous mouths' on the stock market, but they were basically clichés. In addition, the Financial Daily also reported a possible reduction in stamp duty; 2) The SSE Composite Index rose by 92 points to close at 3761, an increase of 2.53%, with a trading volume of 9.01 billion yuan; 3) The index opened higher and quickly surged. Both the heavyweight stocks and the theme stocks rebounded significantly. Although the index subsequently fell back, the property stocks remained strong, supporting the index. All sectors except the ST sector saw gains; 4) Judging from today's wide fluctuations in the index, there is relatively obvious pressure on the index. There is a possibility of new lows and rebounds, but it is more inclined towards a short-term rebound followed by new lows unless the policy becomes clear. Continued waiting is advised.