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Excuse me, who can pull up the market? Who can control the market trend? There is no doubt that it is the big index stocks in the hands of the big players. Why are they suddenly active? Because he was left out in the cold by the market, if he didn't move twice by himself, the market would ignore him and be completely marginalized, and he still wanted to sell the stock that had been in the market for ten years? Isn't that a fantasy?Since October 8, the main force of A-shares has been trying to guide the retail investors inside and outside the market to the A-share big index stocks, giving the small and medium-sized stocks plenty of time and space for speculation. For example, although the market index rose last Thursday and Friday, the trading volume has shrunk, which shows that both retail investors, hot money and even funds are reluctant to set foot in the big index stocks.

A shares got off to a bad start this week, but magically rose again in the afternoon. Is this the end of the adjustment? There are many discussions about the trend of A-shares in the market, and the intraday bulls have also organized counterattacks many times, and their strength and their own strength are not enough. Let's talk about tomorrow's A-share market, how it will work, what's your opinion, and communicate more.First, today's A-shares are still unsuccessful in size conversion, which is actually a good thing for retail investors.This problem, I have been emphasizing to you in October, 924 market is still a special means taken by the big main force to solve the difficulties of the big index stocks.

First, A shares turned red again this afternoon, which is really not surprising.Since October 8, the main force of A-shares has been trying to guide the retail investors inside and outside the market to the A-share big index stocks, giving the small and medium-sized stocks plenty of time and space for speculation. For example, although the market index rose last Thursday and Friday, the trading volume has shrunk, which shows that both retail investors, hot money and even funds are reluctant to set foot in the big index stocks.