There seems to be no end to the enthusiasm, and seven days in a row have left investors feeling both excited and uneasy. Today, the market is once again in full swing, with the index recovering its pre-crash losses. However, a question that cannot be ignored is, is our account really back to the state it was before the last time?
From the perspective of sector performance, it is still those familiar figures - coal, oil, banks and other high-dividend, high-weight sectors are driving the index**. Today's performance of the GEM is quite subtle, which may mean that many of the top performers of the STAR Market and the GEM need to return to their value essence.
On the news side, it is basically a positive signal. For example, the restrictions and condemnations of Ningbo private equity short-selling and smashing show that the regulators are indeed paying close attention to market dynamics and are taking practical actions.
But we also have to wonder how much of a role condemnation can play? If it can be integrated with the criminal law and implement more practical punishments, then it can really have the effect of killing chickens and setting an example. We strongly support the strict linking of financial fraud such as IPOs to the criminal law in order to give investors a market environment that can be largely trusted. The long-term prosperity of the U.S. capital market is largely due to the severe penalties for mistakes. There, there is fierce competition between consortia and consortia, and between institutions and institutions. And what about us? Do consortia and institutions treat ** as fish on the chopping block? Finally, I can't help but ask, why hasn't Yi Manman had any news recently? We look forward to the system message to push the news about this Yi Manman, and hope that he will be at the top of the hot search list next time! also let him taste the taste of more than ten or twenty years full of harvest ...... ##