Let's get to the point. This meeting really exceeded expectations. There are no special figures, only a persistent and tough attitude. The three words in this paragraph attracted me.Therefore, I emphasized before that A shares would fluctuate between 3150 and 200, and fell below 3150, but I should have thought that the bottom of the market was rising and the consolidation was going up. Finally, I paid the bill for my cognition: "I'm sorry".In the exact words, find it yourself, and if you let it go, you won't get through.
How to judge whether it is less than expected? Very simply, if the high-end large-cap stocks such as banks, oil and coal rise, it will be bad. If the large-cap stocks rise and the index rises (the 28 th division), but the small and medium-cap stocks do not rise, it will also be bad. This is the big money to pull the large-cap stocks up to cover the departure. or vice versa, Dallas to the auditoriumIn the exact words, find it yourself, and if you let it go, you won't get through.In my opinion, if the news in the next 11-12 days is not as good as expected (in fact, it is enough), it will falsely pull down the index, then generally fall, fall to around 3330, and then draw 3350, and at the end of the month, it will reach around 3230 on the May line;
Of course, whether the OTC funds are bullish or bearish, the opening day on December 10 must not be the time point above. If you have a stock in your hand, you can cash it first and then turn to the resonance main line.Therefore, I emphasized before that A shares would fluctuate between 3150 and 200, and fell below 3150, but I should have thought that the bottom of the market was rising and the consolidation was going up. Finally, I paid the bill for my cognition: "I'm sorry".Therefore, I emphasized before that A shares would fluctuate between 3150 and 200, and fell below 3150, but I should have thought that the bottom of the market was rising and the consolidation was going up. Finally, I paid the bill for my cognition: "I'm sorry".
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13