Today's A-share trading showed a shrinkage**, and the index fluctuated in a small range, showing a trend with no obvious direction. Although the new energy sector was boosted by the good news**, northbound funds did not show obvious active movements.
*There are more gains, relatively little declines, about 100 ** up and down. The current index chooses to maintain momentum, without over-the-top or trend, but to focus on flexibility and gradual cost reduction.
The phenomenon of shrinkage and shaking positions highlights the strong ability of the main funds to control the market. The market may be ** or ** at any time, and this has little to do with the position of **. In contrast, ** is more biased towards micro-cap stocks, because the number of ** stocks is relatively limited and has tended to be **.
The coal and power sectors have been rising for nearly a year, and by looking at the number of F10 shareholders, we find that they have not increased with the share price**, but have decreased. In contrast, the number of shareholders of technology-themed stocks such as artificial intelligence may increase several times during the ** period.
Most investors prefer to be quick in the short term, rather than holding something that can be long-term. Even in a bull market, holding those that are expected to be **5 10 times** in the future, achieving a 30% gain is also considered a master's performance.
At present, northbound funds are holding a wait-and-see attitude, and investors are generally optimistic about chasing the rise while the Shanghai Composite Index remains unchanged. Large-scale will occur in the process of the market reaching general optimism and investors chasing higher, and many people are still waiting to see that the market will continue to rise repeatedly.
After a long period of observation of the market, it is rare to see a case of making a fortune through **. Although the Internet is full of all kinds of so-called "stock gods", in reality, the value of ** is not used for speculation, but because companies continue to create value for shareholders. Shareholders do not hold virtual numbers, but real equity, so the volatility of the secondary market always revolves around intrinsic valuations.
Tomorrow (March 7) is expected to maintain the ** upward trend. Even if there is a **, it will be pulled up in a small range, and industry rotation will be the key. ** The index does not need to see a significant increase at the moment, the arrival of 3100 points is inevitable, so there is no need to rush. The focus now is on how to wash the dishes and how to lure them long in the short term.
The market needs to clean out those who blindly engage in the best game, which requires a pull-up in the process of washing. The market above 3,000 points is like a "meat grinder", just like the previous liquidation of the financing market. Once leveraged is added, it is equivalent to speculation, and the result of speculation is often to bankruptcy.
At the bottom of history, the best strategy is to hold on to the rise, like taking an elevator. Don't take the liberty of selling too high, so as not to take the risk of a short position, which is the weakness of many people's hearts.
To continue to maintain the upward trend, it is wise to hold shares. Sell in an appropriate amount when it rises sharply, sell a small amount when it rises slightly, sell an appropriate amount when it falls sharply, and sell a small amount when it falls slightly. Maintain the consistency of ** and do not increase or decrease ** unless there is a significant large ** above 3000 points.
In general, we should not be afraid of adjustment and be mentally prepared. The next few months of the market** will have us tormented as we enter a sideways period. The possibility of unilateral pull up and unilateral ** is very small, and the main funds will continue to collect cheap chips at the bottom by shaking the position.
Make your own trading plan, execute it, and don't rely on any analyst's opinion. Don't participate in ** or industries that you are not familiar with, otherwise you will trade frequently and fall into the quagmire of chasing up and down. If you don't have the guidance of a professional around, your best bet is to liquidate your position and move your funds into a fixed deposit.