**: A share pseudo-interpretation.
2024-02-06 14:54:04
Several major A-share indices opened lower today, but then the market saw a significant recovery. The difference between this repair and the previous one is that the front is only pulling weighted stocks, only the Shanghai Composite Index has a good color, and the other major indices are all lying on their stomachs. At noon today, Huijin stated that it would further increase its holdings to maintain market stability, and at the same time expand the scope of its holdings in exchange-traded open-ended index** (ETFs). The Growth Enterprise Market and the Beijing Stock Exchange have become hot spots in the market. The market-wide ratio has also gradually recovered from 6% at the opening to a large-scale situation.
But we have to understand that the reason why the market has risen so much today is not because the market has fallen into place, but because there are policy funds to maintain it. We don't have much to say about the current market. It can only be blessed that our country's ** can be prosperous, so that shareholders can get good results from it. **As long as it can be raised, the huge wealth effect will inevitably stimulate the growth of domestic consumption, thereby stimulating the domestic demand economy. On the contrary, the destruction of wealth is not only a bad year for everyone, but also a difficult recovery for the domestic economy.
We have been reminding everyone that as long as the bottom of A shares does not appear, do not act rashly, and it is right to increase positions on the right side, and this is still the opinion. Since this time ** is not caused by the market itself, it is difficult to say how the market will go in the future.
The stock price ultimately reflects the value behind it, and the valuation level of Hong Kong stocks and A-shares creates that if there are opportunities, then Hong Kong stocks can only have more opportunities than A-shares. If you want to increase your position at the bottom, you can pay attention to the high-quality and high dividend yield at the bottom of Hong Kong stocks**, especially those with a price-earnings ratio of no more than 5. In terms of recent market performance, Hong Kong stocks are significantly more resistant. If A-shares can rise, Hong Kong stocks will not fall either. No more than 5 times the price-earnings ratio, superimposed high dividends, or high-quality stocks, if such varieties can not have good results, then other varieties can only be worse.