After Friday's trading, many of the sudden heavy policies were at the annual level: the first was the release of the "National Nine articles", the third important move after 2004 and 2014, and the first two times ushered in a bull market. Secondly, 14 departments, including the Ministry of Commerce, jointly issued the Action Plan for promoting the Trade-in of Consumer goods, striving to achieve the phase-out of passenger cars with national three or lower emission standards by 2025, and speed up the phase-out of high-energy household appliances. The village also issued the "opinions on the strict implementation of the delisting system", lowering the threshold for two-year financial fraud to trigger major illegal delisting, and increasing delisting efforts for companies with poor performance. Finally, the village also made major adjustments to the IPO rules. In addition, there was renewed smoke in the Middle East, with Iran firing dozens of missiles and drones at Israel. U. S. stocks fell on Friday, with the Dow recording five consecutive shades. Taken together, the short-term market adjustment is due to the cashing pressure of short-term funds, coupled with the end of the performance disclosure period. Although the space below is limited, new consumption and low valuations are expected to become the main line of the stock market. Finally, the last stock selection method is introduced, which can select stocks with rising potential according to the market trend and the shape of individual stocks from 02:30 in the afternoon to the close of trading.