The Study Times front page article points out that boosting the capital markets, the financing end needs to "separate false from true". "Separate false" involves strict supervision and risk prevention. The regulation of the capital markets needs to be "sharp, thorny", have edges and corners, and have a "zero tolerance" approach to cracking down on illegal activities, constructing a comprehensive, three-dimensional regulatory system. "Store true" involves improving quality, increasing efficiency, and reshaping valuations. In terms of financial resource allocation, it is necessary to promote scarce financial resources to flow more effectively to enterprises with development potential and innovative capabilities, especially in technology companies. This helps them promptly obtain the funds needed for research and development innovation, accelerate technological innovation and industrial upgrading, and promote the optimization and transformation of the economic structure. In addition, the entry of medium and long-term funds helps to excavate and reflect the true value of companies, enhance the market's attractiveness to high-quality enterprises, drive companies to improve governance structures, enhance transparency, and support economic transformation and upgrading. Guiding listed companies to focus on their own investment value, based on improving company quality, enhancing operational efficiency, and profitability. Through effective market cap management, ensuring that the company's stock price fully reflects its growth potential and profitability, effectively enhancing investor returns.