First, today, the three sisters of A shares fell together. Specifically, when it comes to A shares, the big index stocks led the decline.Second, all good things are bad, which I sincerely hope my fans and friends can have a clear understanding.The decline of oil and coal in the left hand of the main force is less than that of the above-mentioned northbound heavy warehouse varieties, but the decline is mostly over 1%, and the decline of the securities sector is over 2%. These varieties are more active recently.
In yesterday's article, I emphasized that on Wednesday and Thursday, the trend is to attract more people, that is, I hope fans and friends can be vigilant and avoid a big shock in the market.Here's a hint: If the main A-shares do the tail market pull-up in the afternoon, you'd better keep calm and lose profitable positions, because they are still doing the midday closing price, then there will be another wave of diving in the afternoon, and then do the tail market pull-up. This is their old routine, and everyone should pay close attention to it.Let's look back at the bull trap launched on November 4th. After it surged on November 8th, it took only one day to attract more, and then it began to pull back. This time, it took two days, which was the extra day to attract more, and then ignited the enthusiasm of retail investors. This morning, A shares directly opened lower and went lower, basically trapping the funds for chasing higher prices in the previous three days. It can be seen that retail investors with heavy positions at present are a common phenomenon. What is risk? This is the real risk.
A-shares: All good things are bad, so get ready for a big change.The decline of oil and coal in the left hand of the main force is less than that of the above-mentioned northbound heavy warehouse varieties, but the decline is mostly over 1%, and the decline of the securities sector is over 2%. These varieties are more active recently.Third, the biggest difference between this trend and 3509 points in November is the time.
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide
12-14
Strategy guide