A-shares: Accelerated diving at the end of the session!Was it a rumor, or did the agency know something in advance?
The index took a heavy hit on Wednesday after a series of short squeezes. There are many reasons for the index**. But the real reason is the stampede caused by huge short-term profit-taking. The point is that institutional funds slammed into the market on Wednesday. The outflow exceeded 73 billion throughout the day, almost a record high. Even if there is still a small inflow of foreign capital, the market can afford such a large outflow of institutional funds at one time. Although I don't think the index should be too fast here, it needs to be digested through **, otherwise the exchange of chips will not be enough. The foundation for the rise is not solid. But I didn't expect the adjustment to be so quick and so violent. This is something I didn't expect.
I emphasize going with the flow, but sometimes the market changes too fast and the short-term trend changes too quickly. When you react, you often miss the best ** and sell points. This is when you tend to take risks. As a result, there is often a lag in developing strategies, making it difficult to make decisions. We saw this problem in early trading on Wednesday as the index showed a rapid ** in early trading. In the process, there was no increase in the number of shares and no increase in the average share price. This suggests that for the first time, there is a divergence between the performance of the index and the index in the weighted index. Nowhere is this more evident than in institutions**. The outflow of institutional funds in early trading is obvious, but it is still difficult to judge whether institutional funds will continue to flow out in the future. When the outflow of institutional funds exceeds 20 billion, at that time, the whole day will be basically set. ** The likelihood increases.
But the difficulty is how much room for adjustment, and it's hard to judge. I don't like to lie to myself when adjusting that there's not much room for downside. In recent times, the market has been cultivating everyone's trading habits. After each correction, it always pulls up during the trade. Even if it doesn't rise intraday, it will rise the next day. For example, after the index adjustment on Monday, it rose sharply on Tuesday, but the difference between Wednesday and Monday is that during the index period, the number was rapid, and the money-making effect decreased sharply. Without the money-making effect, market sentiment suddenly deteriorated. Wednesday**. What will happen today?Will it continue?This is the main concern of many investors. Judging from the large **, the inertia will definitely continue today**, but the main thing is whether it can be pulled up. It needs to be observed from the market movement.
But according to the general law, the probability of the first sharp ** after a big rise will appear the next day. After all, Wednesday's loss of funds had an almost all-time record. Judging by the current market sentiment, regardless of the index, the money-making effect of ** will improve.
In general, we don't need to pay too much attention to changes in fundamentals. Even if the index goes for eight days**, the index is still only around 3,000 points. Recently, the market investment environment has also changed, and all parties cherish and protect the hard-won achievements. We believe we won't give up halfway. Next week we're going into two sessions. Whether it's before or during the meeting, there is always a purpose to maintain stability. That's why we're going to stick with it in the short term. In fact, there's nothing wrong with sticking to or chasing high. The point is that your position determines whether your own actions are right or wrong. For me, no matter how good the market is, I always put control first. ** Allows me to always deal with the ups and downs of the market.
Don't speculate every day about whether there will be a bull market in the future. Judging from the trend of brokerages as a leading indicator of the bull market, it is too early to talk about the bull market. As I have said many times, the medium-term trend has not changed. Bull market is a verb that can only be determined by going out. However, by the time most people confirm the formation of a bull market, they are often not far from the top.