In the afternoon, even if A-shares fall, it's not unexpected. Because of the shipment, who cares about the index? Today is such a big positive, the main force of our A-shares is still playing the old routine I often say: opening higher, oscillating, and playing the midday closing price. Today, it is the banking sector that plays the midday closing price. When the morning closes, the main force pulls the banking sector to make the midday closing price.This question, which I have always said before, has been scolded. Today, the purpose of the main force of A shares is shown to you again. I don't know how many people can understand it, and how many stock gods can see it.These two stages, which have been pushed up twice, are two groups of ship pulled, from which we can see that this wave started on September 24th and basically ended.
Second, how will the afternoon A shares go?A-share: I feel something is wrong. This increase is really a bit unsatisfactory. Will it continue to rise in the afternoon?We should pay attention to the fact that this gap will not be kept this morning. Even if it is not covered today, it will be covered tomorrow, unless the main funds want to use this gap to attract more, but judging from today's turnover, there are not many OTC funds entering the market.
It can be said that today, the second-line main force of A-shares has boosted the shipment of artificial intelligence groups with great benefits. In order to ensure the smooth shipment, as in the past, the donkey of securities has been pulled out for grinding.Second, why is the main force not active?Because today's oil, banks, coal, etc., which have heavy social security and insurance positions, have not shown a sharp rise trend, the oil sector is still a green market, which is different from the trend on October 8, and it is also fundamentally different, which doomed the trend of A shares today, which can only be a reduced version on October 8.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
Strategy guide
12-13
Strategy guide 12-13