The capital scale of securities companies has grown robustly in the past two years. In the context of the current sharp decline in market liquidity, this resource is somewhat redundant, and the race to attract customers is heating up.

The market traded cautiously last week with no big support force, as it closed on Thursday and Friday for Independence Day. It is unlikely to make a deep correction this week, but can continue to accumulate on a new price basis, according to experts.

Indices moved in different directions on Wednesday as investors' risk appetite countered lingering selling pressure.

A bullish market trend is expected to linger in September leveraging a combination of factors, including improved liquidity and shortened payment schemes, among others.

Shares finished mixed on Tuesday, with the market benchmark ending two-day losses on bottom fishing demand.

The market inched up on Tuesday morning, with many stocks recovering from yesterday's losses.

Shares inched lower on Monday, but pared the morning losses as buyers took the chance to buy the dip.

Shares fell sharply on Monday morning as selling pressure weighed on market sentiment.