The situation is like this. A shares have been washed continuously. After several trading days, the long and short games will inevitably be played again. When the long and short games are played, the stock market volatility will gradually increase. Similar to today's intraday diving, the bulls will inevitably counterattack and suddenly rise.Reason 3: As long as the bulls firmly push the market index to run above the moving average and resolutely hold the selling pressure above, it is worry-free for the short-term A-share market. Of course, it still needs the cooperation of incremental funds. Only with incremental funds can A shares have better upward momentum. I hope that incremental funds will run into the market and stimulate greater gains today.3. Judging from the real-time disk of today's A-shares, the bulls are still obviously strong, and the rapid repair of the decline after a small diving in the session is enough to prove that the bulls are strong, which is enough to show that the current A-shares have greater conditions and motivation for pulling up.
Indeed, as long as A-shares maintain a volatile upward trend, hold down the selling pressure above and attract more incremental funds to enter the market, the sharp rise of A-shares will inevitably come as scheduled.Like the support, I wish everyone a victory!The situation is like this. A shares have been washed continuously. After several trading days, the long and short games will inevitably be played again. When the long and short games are played, the stock market volatility will gradually increase. Similar to today's intraday diving, the bulls will inevitably counterattack and suddenly rise.
A shares have risen sharply?1. The trends of major indexes are improving. For example, as long as the Shanghai Composite Index stays above the short-term moving average and gradually drives the moving average up, the high of 3,494 points on the previous day will be refreshed soon. Once the high is refreshed, the market will reverse.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
12-13
Strategy guide
12-13