Then, the early morning index opened higher and went lower, and the late session accelerated, which means that the market divergence will affect tomorrow's market. Can be known from two pieces of information.Judging from the current trend, Mr. Biao predicted that the large probability of the market is evolving in the first trend. If the gap is not covered, it is better, indicating that the strong market rally can further open up the upside, cover the gap, and pay attention to the support at 3400 points.Then, the early morning index opened higher and went lower, and the late session accelerated, which means that the market divergence will affect tomorrow's market. Can be known from two pieces of information.
However, the index itself belongs to the upward trend of shock. After the excessive rise increases the selling, although the short-term market has fallen back, it is difficult to change the upward pattern of shock.Do not rule out tomorrow's market, there is a trend of trying to make up for today's gap. After all, today's K-line has closed the barefoot yinxian line, indicating that some funds are still leaving the market at the end of the session, which has played an empty role in Wednesday's trend.The high opening and low going of the index are nothing more than the T+1 trading mechanism, quantitative funds, poor short-term market trends and other reasons, resulting in a high probability of the stock market opening after news stimulation and low going due to emotional influence.
Has the market ended this round of rise?The high opening and low going of the index are nothing more than the T+1 trading mechanism, quantitative funds, poor short-term market trends and other reasons, resulting in a high probability of the stock market opening after news stimulation and low going due to emotional influence.In addition, today's market, if we take a step back, will cover the gap on Wednesday, and it will still be difficult to have an impact on this round of gains.
Strategy guide
Strategy guide
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Strategy guide
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Strategy guide