Securities firms take the pulse of the long holiday stock holding strategy, and market-driven logic may shift towards profit validation.

As the National Day holiday approaches, the decision whether to hold stocks to celebrate the festival or hold coins for hedging once again troubles investors, with anxiety about missing out and fear of decline intertwined. The uncertainty overseas and the domestic economic stabilization game make decision-making much more difficult. Several chief analysts from securities firms recently accepted interviews with reporters, some of whom tended to hold stocks to seize the market, while controlling positions and maintaining a good investment mentality were consensus. Currently, loose liquidity and policy support are still key to the market's upward trend. Looking ahead, as valuation repair gradually reaches full capacity, the market's core contradiction will shift to profit validation, which also becomes an important logic for medium- and long-term investments.