On September 5th, the three major indexes of A-shares all rose collectively. As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 0.14%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose by 0.28%, and the ChiNext Price Index rose by 0.65%. The trading volume of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets was 534.8 billion yuan, a decrease of 24.5 billion yuan compared to the previous day. Nearly 4,000 stocks in the two markets rose. On the market, the internet e-commerce, mobile payments, gaming, pharmaceutical commerce, and online car-hailing sectors performed well, while the shipbuilding, battery, and flexible screen sectors saw declines. In terms of ETFs, the gaming sector was strong throughout the day, with Huaxia Fund Gaming ETF, Huatai Bairui Fund Gaming Animation ETF, and Guotai Fund Gaming ETF rising by 3.47%, 3.26%, and 3.23% respectively. The mobile payments sector performed well, with Huaxia Financial Technology ETF and Huabao Fund Financial Technology ETF rising by 3% and 2.58% respectively. The media sector followed suit, with Penghua Fund Media ETF and Guangfa Fund Media ETF both rising by 2.6%. The real estate sector rose in the afternoon, with Nanfang Fund Real Estate ETF rising by 1.93%. Four Huishang 300 ETFs were strong in the afternoon, with Huatai Bairui Fund Huishang 300 ETF, Huishang 300 ETF Yifangda, Jiashi Fund Huishang 300 ETF, and Huaxia Huishang 300 ETF today's trading volume reached 5.326 billion yuan, 4.236 billion yuan, 1.172 billion yuan, and 10.85 billion yuan respectively, all exceeding yesterday's trading volume, with a total trading volume of 11.82 billion yuan, 1.89 times larger than yesterday's 4.092 billion yuan. The Hong Kong dividend sector weakened throughout the day, with the Hong Kong Dividend 50 ETF, the Hong Kong Stock Connect Dividend ETF by Nanfang Fund, and the Hong Kong Dividend ETF all falling by 2%. The energy sector saw the largest decline, with the Energy and Chemical Industry ETF, the Coal ETF, and the Energy ETF all falling by 1%. Overnight, the rebound of the US stock market failed, with the S&P ETF falling by 1%.