Today's A-shares show a trend similar to that on October 8, with a big gap and a high opening. The whole market is not boiling, and it is relatively calm. Why? In the afternoon, will the A-share main force come up with an exclusive stunt-the tail market will rise, so that A-shares will reappear? Here are some personal views for your exchange.In order to ensure the shipment of these big index stocks, at the very least, a lively venue is needed, which makes the posters of the bull market overwhelming, and foreign capital has become a god-like existence that only listens to footsteps and no one comes down.First, the FTSE A50 index, which soared yesterday, plunged nearly 3% this morning.
Today's A-shares show a trend similar to that on October 8, with a big gap and a high opening. The whole market is not boiling, and it is relatively calm. Why? In the afternoon, will the A-share main force come up with an exclusive stunt-the tail market will rise, so that A-shares will reappear? Here are some personal views for your exchange.Second, why is the main force not active?
Second, why is the main force not active?A-share: I feel something is wrong. This increase is really a bit unsatisfactory. Will it continue to rise in the afternoon?In the afternoon, everyone paid close attention to the trend of the securities sector and the A50 futures index. If the A50 futures index resumed its upward trend, there was still a chance for the market to rise sharply. Because the A50 futures index only had a market value of US$ 10 billion, and most of them were played by domestic investors, this was the main reason why the main A-share companies had been using this index to influence the trend of A-shares in the past two years. Because Hong Kong stocks were priced according to the Hong Kong dollar, the Hong Kong dollar and the US dollar were linked to the exchange rate system, and the RMB did not have pricing power. The main domestic investors mainly concentrated on speculating on Hong
Strategy guide
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Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
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Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13