Today! What is the reason for the sharp opening and low walking? At this moment: should retail investors go or stay?In fact, in the face of a sharply higher opening and lower going market, it is not absolute whether retail investors should go or stay, but must be determined according to their own positions, shareholding and market environment.To sum up, it turns out that today's A-shares opened sharply higher and went lower, which was actually affected by factors such as favorable cash, large-cap stocks, and insufficient acceptance. Of course, going high and going low will not change the future A-share market. As long as retail investors don't blindly chase high, they should stay in stocks and wait.
Reason 1: The stock market is a policy market. This sudden favorable monetary policy will certainly support the stock market rise for a long time, which proves that the policy supports the stock market rise, so keep the stock and follow the policy.In fact, today's A-shares' sharp opening higher and lower are within the forecast, and the main reasons are as follows:Every other day! The heavy monetary policy is good, and the good news comes too suddenly. I believe many investors can't sleep all night. In their minds, they think that A shares will skyrocket today, and their stocks will also have a strong daily limit. They are so excited that they have not slept all night!
In fact, in the face of a sharply higher opening and lower going market, it is not absolute whether retail investors should go or stay, but must be determined according to their own positions, shareholding and market environment.However, judging from the trend of today's A-shares, Rose thinks that as long as the position is controlled reasonably, it is better to wait and see, and the chips at this moment should not be easily discarded.With the sharp opening and closing of A shares today, I believe that many retail investors are hesitant. Should retail investors go or stay?
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide
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