Today’s market looks lively, but actually it’s pretty dull.

Prices have nudged up a bit, but if you look closely at the volume, it’s still the same old story—dead. It’s no different from a typical Monday, even quite quiet in terms of trading activity.

What does this mean? It means no one is really trading.

The group trying to push the price up is pulling hard, but when they look back, there’s no one behind them. That’s pretty awkward.

But what’s interesting is, no one is running away either.

Usually, in this kind of indecisive market, it’s easiest to get people to sell. But have you noticed? The selling pressure hasn’t really picked up. Those who are constantly watching the K-line for short-term trades are definitely active today, but it’s just a small handful of people. The real holders, they’re not paying any attention at all.

I checked the data—those short-term traders are still the same group flipping back and forth. The seasoned veterans? They’re just lying back, not even bothering to move.

The current situation is: there are hardly any buyers, hardly any sellers, everyone’s just waiting it out.

Honestly, this kind of market is pretty frustrating. Prices are decent, but volume just won’t pick up. The good thing is, the chip structure is actually quite stable.