It refers to a phenomenon in the market, when the market has reached a certain level due to changes in market supply and demand or the impact of some good news, it starts, and the amplitude is greater than the previous amplitude.
It usually occurs after a market panic or excessive sell-off, and investors begin to reassess the market situation and look for opportunities. **It may also be due to some positive news or policy stimulus, such as central bank interest rate cuts, fiscal policy easing, etc., which may improve market sentiment and boost investor confidence.
During ***, investors usually see most of *** and some premium *** may be very strong. However, this doesn't mean that all of them will, and some may continue or underperform. Therefore, during the market** period, investors should remain calm, rationally analyze the market situation, and develop an investment strategy that suits them.
In addition to the market, there are a few other terms and concepts that investors need to be aware of. For example:
Bull market: refers to the overall trend of the market, and most of them are present.
Bear market: refers to the overall trend of the market, and most of them are present.
Sideways: Refers to the overall market volatility is small, and there is no obvious ** or ** trend.
*Fundamentals: refers to the fundamental factors that affect ***, including the company's financial status, industry prospects, management capabilities, etc.
Technical Analysis: The method of future trends through the analysis of *** and volume.
Understanding these concepts and terms is important for investors to better understand the market situation and make more informed investment decisions. At the same time, investors should also pay attention to risk control and asset allocation, formulate an investment plan that suits them, and avoid blindly following the trend or trading impulsively.