Urgently withdraw the IPO application! The three major news this evening were officially released (214）！
1. Overnight, evacuate urgently!
After Silchip was found to be a fraudulent issuance before it was listed and was heavily fined, another group of companies withdrew their listing applications overnight. It is reported that a total of 871 companies were queuing up for IPO before, but after experiencing heavy penalties for listed companies, brokerages and intermediaries, more than 300 companies planned to withdraw their listing applications overnight, with a withdrawal rate of more than 35%!
The positive significance of this incident is to maintain the stability of the market, promote the healthy development of the market, and effectively protect the rights and interests of our small and medium-sized investors. Those companies that cannot withstand the scrutiny will voluntarily withdraw their listing applications, so that the blood-sucking effect on A-shares will be reduced a lot. The remaining more than 500 estimates will also be carefully considered, and those that cannot withstand inspection will slowly retreat, which is really a great blessing for investors!
Second, as we all know, once the CPI data exceeds expectations, it means that inflationary pressure may continue, which is not a small pressure on corporate earnings and economic growth. Moreover, if the Fed does delay cutting interest rates because of the CPI data, then the liquidity of the market may be affected to a certain extent, which is undoubtedly bad news for **.
However, some analysts believe that while the CPI data exceeded expectations, the flattening of the bear market is not surprising. They believe that the 2-year 10-year Treasury yield curve is likely to remain inverted until the Fed actually starts cutting rates. That is, short-term interest rates are likely to be higher than long-term interest rates, which is not good for economic growth and market stability.
Third, the Dow Jones index is also constantly reaching new highs, these two major indexes have accumulated a large number of profits, and now the expectation of interest rate cuts is suddenly gone, so it has formed a bearish effect on U.S. stocks, resulting in a profit-taking phenomenon that exceeded expectations last night, I think this is very normal, U.S. stocks can also take advantage of such a negative to change the rhythm of operation, which will be more beneficial to the future upward. In fact, people have to make it clear that the current abnormal inflation in the United States does not mean that there will be no interest rate cuts in the future, but it is just a little lagging in time, so the current ** of U.S. stocks is a normal adjustment, which is not enough to reverse the trend of U.S. stocks, as long as this point is determined, there is almost nothing to worry about.
Of course, the FTSE A50 index, which is related to A-shares, rose by 151%, and today's opening fell by 15%, it is obvious that inflation in the United States affects the world, but I think that A-shares will open next week, and there is no need to worry about the negative transmission effect for the time being, maybe the U.S. stocks will not fall when A-shares open.
As for whether you can take a bite of v on 3678 after the holiday? The analysis is that 99% of this place will not go up. Now the A-share market is sixty or seventy trillion, what is the concept? With such a large volume, how much does it cost you to get him up? Do you think there are people in the market right now who are willing to take that much money in? It's not realistic. Then in history, there has not been a time when our A shares have gone up, you can go and see, did V go up in 2018? Is it stepped back, and it was broken and immediately pulled up. In 2014, this bottom was even worse, at that time, in this position, that wave of killing, the above was also to be severely punished, malicious short. Do you look at how long this bottom has been crossing, **so long? Taking history as a mirror, the probability of going up directly here is not large, what do you think?