After the Spring Festival, it's time to think about how to make money this year. Let's talk about some of my thoughts on this year's ** as an ordinary citizen.
Looking at the Shanghai Composite Index alone, it started at 3,087 points last year, rose to a maximum of 3,418 points in May, and fell back to 2,972 points at the end of December. Judging from the first grade, it is difficult to be optimistic about the economy last year. Especially before the year, the index fell to a low of 2,635 points. However, with the statement of the state to crack down on illegal short selling, the index was very soon**, and as of today (February 21), it has recovered to 2950 points, which is not far from 3000 points.
With the knocking in of the snowball a year ago, most of the risks have been released, and with the support of mysterious funds for ** stocks, the index will not have a big decline in the short term. However, due to the six consecutive trading days, some funds have made obvious profits, so it is not ruled out that there will be a small ** recently.
In the medium and long term, as long as there are no major changes at the policy level, the economy will gradually improve. Think about it, in recent years, unconsciously, China has caught up with the world's advanced level in various fields. The construction industry, all kinds of small commodities, new energy vehicles and their upstream and downstream industrial chains have been improved. There is also an increasing number of cars exported to Russia and South America. But in terms of chips and AI, we still have to continue to catch up with the United States.
At present, the ** stocks of oil, coal, banking, insurance, electricity, and transportation have risen in a wave, so the potential for the index to continue to rise sharply is not large, but as long as the mysterious funds do not retreat from these ** stocks, the index will not fall sharply. On the contrary, there should still be opportunities for small and medium-cap stocks with stable performance, especially those with pre-increase performance forecasts. However, it is still necessary to stay away from the equity pledge shares of major shareholders, the shares with which the company has more related transactions with major shareholders, and the iron rooster shares that have been listed for many years and rarely pay dividends.
These are personal opinions and are not intended as specific investment advice. All the judges are welcome to express their views and have an exchange.