[Policy support coupled with rising corporate profits, A-share mid- to long-term fundamentals continue to strengthen] October 14th, four trading days after the National Day holiday, the Shanghai Composite Index repeatedly fluctuated at 3,800 points. The market fluctuated, and funds changed positions but did not leave the market. According to industry experts, the post-holiday market adjustments and structural differentiation indicate that short-term fluctuations come more from external disturbances and short-term amplification of emotions, which are staged adjustments at the level of expectations and transactions. In the future, as the margin of external disturbances eases, policy support is superimposed, and corporate profits rise, the mid- to long-term fundamentals of A-shares continue to strengthen, and market sentiment is expected to be restored. (Shanghai Securities News)