The market continued yesterday's trend, but the attack strength slowed down year-on-year. In the morning, there was a large amount of attack, but then there was a rebound action, which does not rule out the withdrawal of cashed funds. After all, today is the last time for funds to be sold and withdrawn tomorrow.
Indeed, the market has diverged, with the blue-chip stocks led by the SSE 50 remaining sideways, while the CSI 500 and CSI 1000 have continued their sharp trend, rising more than 5% at one point.
Generally speaking, the selling pressure is relatively high today. Even if they hold shares for the holidays, most of them will choose blue-chip stocks with a relatively high margin of safety, rather than small-capitalization targets with relatively weak risk resistance.
This indirectly shows that the expectation of maintaining stability before the holiday has been fully completed, and the funds have strong expectations for the post-holiday **, and the flexibility of the over-falling small ticket will be greater.
However, there are still 122 down limits! This shows that the mood has not picked up quickly. Even if it is, it is not a general rise, more of a big ticket in the industry is leading the rise, and there are still many micro-cap stocks showing a waterfall killing.
Finally, the expectation of maintaining stability before the holiday is very strong, and the momentum of shorting is obviously exhausted. We can celebrate the New Year with peace of mind. **You can consider finding a move to lower the swing spread, and cautiously chase the underperforming micro-cap stocks.