What followed was that yesterday, the market actually experienced a sharp decline in volume, which was more than 420 billion yuan less than the previous trading day. This is a negative signal for most investors.A-share: China's assets have shrunk slightly. Is the A-share market going to pull back today?A-share: China's assets have shrunk slightly. Is the A-share market going to pull back today?
First, in fact, after the important meeting, Hong Kong stocks, FTSE A50 index futures, NASDAQ China Jinlong index, popular Chinese stocks and other China assets can still receive a surge. Under such circumstances, the A-share market is jumping high and low, which has already frustrated investors' confidence, which has the expectation of a correction and consolidation.Second, judging from the Nasdaq China Jinlong Index, judging from the FTSE A50 index futures, judging from the performance of Hong Kong stocks, there is no possibility of a sustained rise, and A shares are no exception. Therefore, since Hong Kong stocks, FTSE A50 index futures and NASDAQ China Jinlong index rose sharply, there has been a correction for two consecutive days. Under such circumstances, why is there no reason for the A-share market not to make a correction today?
Second, judging from the Nasdaq China Jinlong Index, judging from the FTSE A50 index futures, judging from the performance of Hong Kong stocks, there is no possibility of a sustained rise, and A shares are no exception. Therefore, since Hong Kong stocks, FTSE A50 index futures and NASDAQ China Jinlong index rose sharply, there has been a correction for two consecutive days. Under such circumstances, why is there no reason for the A-share market not to make a correction today?What followed was that yesterday, the market actually experienced a sharp decline in volume, which was more than 420 billion yuan less than the previous trading day. This is a negative signal for most investors.A-share: China's assets have shrunk slightly. Is the A-share market going to pull back today?
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