Today's a** field makes people feel heavy. The trading volume has shrunk, the three major stock indexes have dived, and more than 4,000 have **, and this year's A** field can be described as falling endlessly.
At the same time, the world is booming, and U.S. stocks and Asia are in stark contrast to A-shares. It seems that the a**field has ceased to be influenced by the analysis of rationality, but has been blindly a**. Various industry sectors have dived, and the ** sector has also fallen sharply.
Wu Xiaoqiu, president of the China Capital Market Research Institute, suggested revising the dividend system and suspending IPOs to maintain market confidence. The flow of funds shows that there is a net outflow of northbound funds, and the selling pressure of main funds has increased.
As A-shares continue to refresh new lows, there are concerns about whether A-shares will continue. In addition, the perception of the recent A** field has also attracted much attention.
From the doubling of the Baltic Index, which triggered water transportation, shipping, ports and other industry sectors, to the re-switching of the brokerage sector, all kinds of operations show the difficulty and complexity of the A** field.
For the future of the A** field, people expect it to usher in a healthier and better tomorrow.