This is very clear. On October 8th, ship pulled, a big indicator, had the highest turnover in A-share history. Today, ship pulled, a small and medium-sized stock represented by artificial intelligence, has a general turnover.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.After jumping out of the water and covering the gap, the tail market is making a pull-up, and it will still close with a rise all day. This is a handy routine for the main players in the field. What needs to be reminded here is that due to the sharp diving of the A50 futures index, A shares may close the green market in the afternoon.
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.This is very clear. On October 8th, ship pulled, a big indicator, had the highest turnover in A-share history. Today, ship pulled, a small and medium-sized stock represented by artificial intelligence, has a general turnover.Second, why is the main force not active?
After jumping out of the water and covering the gap, the tail market is making a pull-up, and it will still close with a rise all day. This is a handy routine for the main players in the field. What needs to be reminded here is that due to the sharp diving of the A50 futures index, A shares may close the green market in the afternoon.Third, the trend of A shares today clearly tells us the intention of the main force.Generally speaking, due to the sharp drop of FTSE A50 futures index, the main force of A shares seems to be not very active, and still goes its own way, which makes A shares have no strength to attack and plummet after opening higher.