Recently, several leading foreign investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and UBS, have intensively released their views, actively expressing bullish sentiment on A-shares. A Goldman Sachs trading desk report expressed optimism about China's AI-related stocks, citing significant valuation corrections and strengthened policy support; JPMorgan and UBS believe that after this round of correction, the risk-reward ratio in more AI sub-sectors has improved. Goldman Sachs statistics show that major equity ETFs have seen net inflows over the past three weeks reach a new stage high, with CSI 300 and STAR 50 ETFs absorbing the bulk of inflows. Regulators announced additional measures to improve liquidity, support buybacks, and accelerate ETF deployment. Corporate confidence has also improved: the chairman of ChangXin Technology proposed raising the buyback cap to 5 billion yuan, an increase of 3 billion yuan from the previous amount.