I have to say it again recently: This wave of opportunities in A-shares is no joke.

How obvious are the government's actions this time? They're basically laying all the cards on the table—the financial markets will be the hotspot for the next decade.

Just look at these signals:
For the first time, “building a strong financial nation” has been written into the Five-Year Plan; over at the CSRC, Wu Qing has openly said that brokerages can increase leverage; taxes are being imposed on Hong Kong and US stocks, so it's not easy for money to flow out; large-denomination certificates of deposit at banks are being tightened, and interest rates are still being lowered.

What do all these add up to? The direction is crystal clear.

In the past decade or so, real estate created countless wealth stories. In the coming decade, the stock market could be that stage. Of course, the prerequisite is that you need to understand the rhythm.

What should ordinary people do? If you're not the kind of expert who watches the market all day and chases high-frequency trades, the choices aren't complicated—STAR Market ETFs and financial ETFs are both options. Want it even simpler? Move your money from bank demand deposits into bank stocks, and the returns might even outperform fixed-term deposits.

I mentioned this when the main index was still at 3200 at the beginning of the year, and the same goes for Hong Kong stocks. Now the main index alone has risen by 20%, and that return is right there for you to see.