In today's event, we witnessed a dramatic scene: the STAR 50 Index achieved a V-shaped reversal, which is an important sign of the recovery of market sentiment.
At this turning point, the optimism of trend followers within the market has risen significantly. They know that placing below 3,000 points is the perfect time to seize the opportunity.
The sharp outflow of northbound funds in early trading, according to common sense, should lead to a further ** of the index.
However, in the eyes of some far-sighted investors, such volatility is nothing more than a short-term storm in the financial markets. They firmly believe that a layout below 3,000 is an excellent time to capture a market reversal. Although such a view may attract resentment and ridicule from some, more and more people are beginning to share this view, and they are willing to spend their time and patience waiting for the market to turn around.
There are two core points that underpin the confidence of these investors: first, they believe that every moment below 3000 points is a bullish opportunity, and they ignore the short-term volatility brought about by the financial game;Secondly, they have firm confidence in the long-term trend of the A** field. They expect that once the Fed starts cutting interest rates next year, the A** market will meet the intensification of the bearish challenge, but with the gradual strengthening of the bulls' strength, A-shares are expected to lead the global **.
In the long run, under the strategic guidance of a financial power, I believe that our market will continue to reform and lay a solid foundation for long-term growth. In the short term, every time the market bottoms out below 3,000 points, it is a positive signal for the market. For investors, the more you are at the bottom, the more obvious the opportunities. ##