Then, under such a circumstance, how can the A-share market not go out of a wave of historical and repeated surge? This is actually a market driven by good, and today's rise does have a different meaning to the market. Why?Just, I wonder if you have found a phenomenon?Obviously, I met the pressure from the top of the sideways.
In fact, the author has repeatedly stressed that it is difficult to break through the 900 line in a short period of time. If it is broken, it will definitely form a deviation, or a multi-level deviation. Then, the breakthrough is of little significance.Therefore, there are still some ways out of the situation. Of course, history is indeed repeating itself. After all, it is also a large-scale rising market.Today's A-share market has basically repeated itself, and there has been a wave of market rally, which is also normal, because the FTSE A50 index has risen by 5% in total, and if you look at the Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index, it has risen by more than 8% directly overnight. Have you ever seen such a market?
In fact, the author has repeatedly stressed that it is difficult to break through the 900 line in a short period of time. If it is broken, it will definitely form a deviation, or a multi-level deviation. Then, the breakthrough is of little significance.Obviously, I met the pressure from the top of the sideways.Earlier, the author said that this week, the three A-share indexes must touch the top of the sideways. I didn't expect to touch it today, and the GEM is the most obvious. However, the problem has also come. In early trading, the GEM once surged more than 4%, but when it was close to the sideways high point, it seemed that there was some lack of stamina.
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide
12-14
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide
12-14
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide 12-14