It is hard to imagine that the stock index can get out of the bottom area, especially after a sharp fall, in a V-shaped reversal pattern. Usually, the left side of a V-shaped reversal is deliberately suppressed by the main institutions, but it is obvious that the current market is not behaving this way because many major institutional players and funds have also suffered losses. The overall losses in the market often can only be salvaged by changes within the market itself. Perhaps the management's delay in releasing favorable rescue news is a wise choice. We all know that reducing the stamp tax would only be a strong medicine, solving temporary problems rather than addressing root issues. Retail investors suffer the most from being stuck in long-term losses, while for major institutions, being stuck means they may also have to bear interest losses and possibly lose many large capital customers. Maybe the management has more clearly realized this point, which is why they are unwavering in hoping to see self-rescue actions from the main institutions rather than helplessly waiting for the management to step in.