In the market, there was a large inflow of money, pushing the index to 3050 points**, but brokerage stocks were weak. It is worth noting that despite the fact that the index **, the change-rate ratio has been negative for three consecutive days, that is, the number of *** is less than the number of ***. Today the situation is reversed, with more than 3,000 companies**, and even up to 4,000.
This suggests that a large amount of money is waiting for a market correction before making a large-scale**, rather than blindly chasing the rally. In addition, the volume of transactions increased gradually, but decreased significantly towards the end of the session. On a comprehensive analysis, **may face a major divergence before continuing**. Investors should remain cautious and allow the market to adjust further and wait for clearer signals before making decisions.
Markets operate under strong policy interventions in order to avoid continuity or large risks. While investors are concerned about a sideways market, policy intervention could prevent the market from making large declines. In this scenario, investors who are too worried and rush to reduce their positions may miss out on market opportunities.
Therefore, investors should reassess the need to reduce their positions and realise that the market may not be as expected with policy intervention. Investors should be more cautious and avoid blindly selling after a sudden ** so as not to miss the subsequent market**. Overall, in the current market environment, the significance of risk aversion may be reduced, and investors should focus more on market opportunities rather than worrying too much about potential risks.