Last weekend, the A-shares market was really hot. The main index directly broke through the 4100-point level, and trading volume soared to 3 trillion, a level not seen in the past ten years. The overall market sentiment was extremely bullish, and the willingness of funds to enter the market was very strong.

Based on the current technical performance, my judgment is that the main index is very likely to close with a medium to large bullish candlestick tomorrow. The reasons are actually not complicated:

First, the market is now in a clear bullish trend and has entered a stage of accelerated rise. In this situation, market sentiment is very exuberant, with continuous inflows of bullish funds, and short-term upward momentum is quite strong.

Second, from the candlestick pattern, the recent rally of the main index shows a typical stepwise upward trend. According to the previous rhythm, each round of stepwise increase can produce two medium to large bullish candlesticks. Last Friday already completed the first medium bullish candlestick, and from a technical momentum perspective, the conditions for pushing a large bullish candlestick tomorrow are still met.

However, a word of caution—if tomorrow indeed closes with a medium to large bullish candlestick as expected, this phase of rally may be approaching its top. It is likely to enter a correction cycle of one to two weeks afterward. But don’t be scared by the correction; after the adjustment, the main index has a good chance to accelerate again and reach new highs under a top divergence pattern.

Here’s an interesting phenomenon: in a bull market, a unilateral upward trend often shows 5, 6, or even more top divergence patterns. Based on this pattern, the subsequent upward space is actually quite considerable.