To sum up, it turns out that today's A-shares opened sharply higher and went lower, which was actually affected by factors such as favorable cash, large-cap stocks, and insufficient acceptance. Of course, going high and going low will not change the future A-share market. As long as retail investors don't blindly chase high, they should stay in stocks and wait.Reason one: the positive monetary policy has been realized due to the sharp opening, and the positive cash has become negative! It has always been the style of A-shares to open higher and go lower, so it is a normal trend for A-shares to open higher and go lower today, so there is no fuss.
Reason 2: As the large-cap stocks collectively opened higher and went lower, the A-shares opened higher and went lower today. If you look at the A50 futures index, you will know that the opening straight-line diving fell more than 2%. In addition, Hong Kong stocks also opened higher and went lower, and so did big finance, cycle and wine making, so it was difficult for A-shares to open higher and go lower.In fact, today's A-shares' sharp opening higher and lower are within the forecast, and the main reasons are as follows:To sum up, it turns out that today's A-shares opened sharply higher and went lower, which was actually affected by factors such as favorable cash, large-cap stocks, and insufficient acceptance. Of course, going high and going low will not change the future A-share market. As long as retail investors don't blindly chase high, they should stay in stocks and wait.
Final summaryIn fact, today's A-shares' sharp opening higher and lower are within the forecast, and the main reasons are as follows:Reason 3: Because today's off-exchange funds are not enough, or the stock funds are selling too much! Although today's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets have a volume of more than 400 billion yuan, perhaps the amount of stock funds sold is even larger. These incremental funds have already taken over for the high-selling stock funds.
Strategy guide
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Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
12-13
Strategy guide