Attracting more is not only a rise, but also a fall. The obvious thing is to hold a key position, not to fall below it after falling, or to pull it up quickly after breaking, attracting bargain-hunting funds. Rising is to attract chasing high funds.Today, A-shares fell, and there was a general decline in the two cities. This is also a reaction to yesterday's general increase, but today's intraday decline is large, and the lethality cannot be underestimated. What impact does today's trend have on the market outlook of A-shares? Is the trend broken? Who is the biggest killer of retail investors? Now, let me talk about my own views.Today, A-shares fell, and there was a general decline in the two cities. This is also a reaction to yesterday's general increase, but today's intraday decline is large, and the lethality cannot be underestimated. What impact does today's trend have on the market outlook of A-shares? Is the trend broken? Who is the biggest killer of retail investors? Now, let me talk about my own views.
Third, it is still attracting more.Today, the big index stocks fell, which is not the most critical. The damage to retail investors is not great, but the index is ugly and my heart is heavy.Today, the big index stocks fell, which is not the most critical. The damage to retail investors is not great, but the index is ugly and my heart is heavy.
Recently, most of the A-shares' rise is shrinking, and it was also shrinking yesterday. However, at the end of the market, the main players themselves felt that they couldn't see the past, and the main players of all walks of life turned upside down, and the transaction volume came out.Third, it is still attracting more.However, the next adjustment of A-shares is also worrying. This wave of pullback will be relatively large. We will refer to the 8% decline from 3509 on November 8 to 3227 on November 27. The adjustment will not exceed the last time, but it will reach 5%, which is also a drop of nearly 170 points. This is something we should be psychologically prepared for.
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