On the first trading day after the Spring Festival, A shares paid money to shareholders

Mondo Finance Updated on 2024-02-19

After a long Spring Festival holiday, investors are especially looking forward to the opening.

Regardless of profit or loss, as long as you can watch your account numbers move, it is a kind of "enjoyment".

February 19 is the first trading day after the Spring Festival, and shareholders are looking forward to ** becoming popular.

On the first day after the Spring Festival, the market went well, and the opening high and low did not affect the subsequent trend.

After the market opened higher throughout the day, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 156%, the Shenzhen Component Index rose 093%, the GEM index rose 113%。

Overall, there are more rises and falls, and there are more than 4,200 stocks in the whole market, and more than 200 stocks have a daily limit.

The Shanghai Composite Index finally stood above 2,900 points again.

This is a moment that makes many shareholders cry with joy.

Although **, the trading volume is still not large enough.

The turnover of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets was 957.2 billion, a decrease of 60.2 billion from the previous trading day, that is, the last trading day before the Spring Festival.

It has to be mentioned that northbound funds are still resolutely selling. Net selling for the day was 637.5 billion, of which the Shanghai Stock Connect is net **17.8 billion yuan, and the net selling of Shenzhen Stock Connect was 655.3 billion yuan.

Here we need to think about why northbound funds are selling so resolutely?

From here, it seems that this **should be just**.

The current situation does not seem to support the full range of A-shares

First of all, the ocean side has been unwilling to cut interest rates, resulting in hot money in the market running so high.

Especially the interest rate hike on the ocean side has been almost two years, and the leeks have not been harvested yet.

In fact, the idea of the ocean side is also very clear, that is, to depreciate our exchange rate by constantly raising interest rates, cooperate with Wall Street's short-selling to blow up A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, and then transmit the risk to the property market, and eventually hit our financial system hard.

The macroeconomic situation at the University of Tokyo is also a bit like walking on thin ice.

The interest rate hike for two consecutive years is also very uncomfortable with the United States. The current competition is endurance, to see who can't withstand it first.

Therefore, the future expectations for ** should not be too optimistic.

However, for stockholders, it is better to go up than down.

Everyone is happy to make money.

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