Third, which sectors may rise sharply tomorrow?Compared with the previous efforts to boost confidence in the capital market, this time we directly talked about stabilizing the stock market. Isn't this very direct statement that the purpose now is to make the stock market rise?Moreover, it is clear to everyone these days that it is a heavy meeting stage, and it will not make much moves when it is long and short, so it is impossible to want to plummet, and it is necessary to expect the game policy.
Then the question is coming. If the market opens higher, will there be another arbitrage market like before?2. Judging from the positive results after the close of trading today, the questions that everyone has been puzzled have been answered today:The above expected management, whenever the market confidence is insufficient, gives enough expectations. Is it a signal to imagine the continuous posting of a certain agency on the weekend?
(1) First, the signal of policy release is very strong. After all, it is the first time in 14 years that "moderate easing" has been mentioned. It is said that there is no bear market under the release of water. Now we are not releasing water, but moderate easing means the appropriate way. If there is sufficient liquidity, the market trend is slow cattle;After-hours news of A-shares was too explosive, and all the positives were after the close. Institutions also plunged after the close to make retail investors hesitate, and after-hours big positives made a surprise attack. The FTSE iconA50 index soared, and Hong Kong stocks also soared after the close of A-shares. There is no need to question the trend of A-shares tomorrow. It is necessary to make a big rise, and it is also essential to make a high opening. The key is whether it will be a trap after the high opening. Mainly say a few points:Those people won't watch much at 3,200 o'clock, and they may even watch more at 3,400 o'clock. When everyone is talking about making money, there will be more idling, and then they will start to take over.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13