Although many people are still pessimistic, I am confident that the trend is bullish. Ups and downs will make many people lose money. Everyone will never make money outside their own cognition. It is better to wait patiently in the direction of their own cognition.Now it is the hope of the above that the stock market will rise, and that technology and consumption will rise. This is not difficult to understand. What is difficult is whether you have the patience and confidence to hold these.If you choose the right direction, the rest is the problem of holding shares. If you don't find the right direction, you will increase your workload.
Because yesterday, when the mood was the highest, it was inevitable that the turnover would be enlarged. Today, everyone has calmed down, and the volume will drop. Everyone's willingness to trade is not so strong. Some major institutions have done more by themselves. Typically, they don't want everyone to make money.Now it is the hope of the above that the stock market will rise, and that technology and consumption will rise. This is not difficult to understand. What is difficult is whether you have the patience and confidence to hold these.Now it is the hope of the above that the stock market will rise, and that technology and consumption will rise. This is not difficult to understand. What is difficult is whether you have the patience and confidence to hold these.
(2) Second, the appreciation of RMB exchange rate is obvious today. Yesterday's trend made everyone dissatisfied, but yesterday's exchange rate performance was very firm. Some people say that the exchange rate strength has anything to do with investors?What did you say when you analyzed it for everyone yesterday? I said that the real top funds will not exert their strength when the mood is high, for example, they will calm down and then exert their strength.Today, it is actually very consistent with the characteristics of institutional efforts, because chasing up and down is the characteristic of many retail investors, but institutions generally regard retail investors as their own opponents.