Interestingly, in the last trading day, the GEM jumped to the top of the sideways, but today, the GEM is in the middle of the sideways position, but to be honest, there is indeed a certain possibility of a change in the GEM in the short term. Why?Today, the Shanghai Composite Index rose slightly, but the funds retreated, or will it usher in a change?Compared with the previous trading day, the turnover of Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets today has dropped by more than 400 billion yuan, but it still reaches 1.78 trillion yuan. It can be said that it is still in a heavy market. Recently, it is very strange that the index has been increasing, but the market has not been able to go up.
Moreover, interestingly, today, when the Shanghai Composite Index rose slightly, the capital began to flow out at an accelerated rate. According to the data, today, the net outflow of main funds reached 28.2 billion, which is still the net outflow of main funds for 8 consecutive trading days.Moreover, what we can see is that there was a big negative line in the last trading day, but today, the three major indexes of A shares don't even have the will to reverse package, and they are completely wrapped by this big negative line. It is estimated that this negative line alone will be repaired for some time.It did go up yesterday, but it finally came down. Today, it seems to be calmer, and something seems to be brewing. Therefore, the author thinks that in the short term, there may be a wave of market changes.
As a result, many chips on the disk are stuck in this position, which is why the index once again surged and fell back on the last trading day. Moreover, with the fall, there are more floating chips gathered above.To tell the truth, the performance of the three A-share indexes is very general, but the CSI 2000 index is more active, and even the intraday increase of this index was close to 2%, which shows that today's small-cap stocks perform slightly better.So, does this mean that the A-share market will usher in a market change?
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