First of all, let's review two important points from last weekend on the market this week. First, in the first half of the week, there is a high probability that it will fall first and then rise. The other is to observe whether the index has fallen by more than 2% or around 2940 to see if there are any signs of stabilization. A shares: Monday's ** trend may be no longer suspense!
Monday Analysis Recap.
Judging by the market situation this week, the index fell by more than 2% in the process of opening sharply on Wednesday and low on Thursday, and the lowest point of the week was 2943 points. This can be used as evidence to judge this week's index**. The market** was largely in line with expectations.
So how will the market move next week? After today's market performance, MARCO now gives the following logic and conclusions.
1. The analysis of the morning article pointed out that it will not be ** today, because the 2995 position has shifted from the previous pressure level to the current support level after yesterday's large-scale breakthrough. Even if there is a dive in the afternoon, it is benign because if it falls, then how can it rise (Figure 2).
As can be seen from the results, there was indeed a dive after the opening yesterday afternoon, but it stabilized after falling back to around 3000 points, and even increased around two points, which means that the support of 2995 has been proven to be effective today.
2. Judging from yesterday's overall market performance, yesterday's trend is basically a *** This kind of *** is best happened yesterday, because in the process of **, a lot of floating chips will be released, which will lead to the market's **. Resulting in subsequent market volatility. Reduced resistance to upward attacks.
3. Yesterday's trading volume energy was released very evenly, especially when the market sold all the way when the northbound market opened. This phenomenon sends two positive signals. First, it is more than enough for domestic capital to take over, and second, foreign capital to take over. The large-scale sell-off did not cause panic in the market, indicating that the market chips are relatively stable.
To sum up: the first half of next week will still fluctuate in the range of 2995-3030, but this ** is not only benign, but can also be regarded as a wash. As long as the shuffle is over, the pressure will quickly break through 3030 and move towards 3100! Therefore, at the moment, Marco's view of the next week is **, then firm.
This week may have been bumpy, but the outcome will be positive and optimistic, so let's spend the weekend in peace. The specific trend for next week** is still dominated by daily analysis.
That's all, have a great weekend to all!