If it is an adjustment, it is necessary to finish the adjustment. Even if it is turned over in the afternoon, it will not stop the adjustment process, just like driving on the road, there is still a distance to brake.First, this morning's trend is a continuation of the trend of the previous two days, but these plates are diving, so we should pay close attention to it.In the stock market, the rise is a process, and the adjustment is also a process. Don't be afraid to hear the adjustment. On the contrary, a normal and healthy correction in a market is a repair to the market trend.
There are also some disturbing phenomena in this morning's A-share market, which deserve our attention. For example, today is a heavy diving, and the main funds have once again made a substantial net outflow.On the eve of the new year, the only thing we retail investors can do is to keep the fruits of victory, it is not easy to make money and welcome the new year happily.The most important point is that a market supported by favorable conditions can't go far by itself, not to mention where there are so many favorable conditions. Under the chaotic situation in the world, our A-shares are braised with pork every day, which is not in line with the normal market situation. Even if there is no chaos outside, A-shares themselves are not as strong as we thought, because by the end of the year, major shareholders will reduce their holdings, and the performance of listed companies is also a minefield.
On the eve of the new year, the only thing we retail investors can do is to keep the fruits of victory, it is not easy to make money and welcome the new year happily.Third, I predicted yesterday that today is a downward trend. Don't expect a turnaround in the afternoon. It has no technical significance. I maintain this judgment mainly because:In the stock market, the rise is a process, and the adjustment is also a process. Don't be afraid to hear the adjustment. On the contrary, a normal and healthy correction in a market is a repair to the market trend.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
12-13