For retail investors, today is still more suitable for holding shares to rise. If you bought yesterday, you don't have to worry about it in the short term. As long as you follow the above-mentioned directions of technology, consumption and real estate, at least the policy is supportive, and it is not chasing high in the short term.3. Generally speaking, today's shrinking and counter-pumping is basically formed, so it is ok to hold shares in the directions mentioned above.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.
At this time, institutions will either choose some high dividends or some oversold industry leaders as a defense. Those who want to catch the daily limit and buy and sell in day trading are more likely to lose money.It has a lot to do with it. If the exchange rate continues to depreciate unilaterally, it will make the whole market less confident in China's assets. If the exchange rate is stable, if it appreciates properly, it will attract some foreign capital to enter the market, and it will also be conducive to the appreciation of China's assets, and the stock market is no exception.(3) Third, some institutions have started to work today, and consumption, medicine, real estate, and semiconductors have all increased. These are all obvious institutional styles.
It's not to say that every time I see a good thing or a big rise, I just want to buy it, so I may be chasing high every time.3. Generally speaking, today's shrinking and counter-pumping is basically formed, so it is ok to hold shares in the directions mentioned above.The main reason is that yesterday's mood was too high, and the organization just had to wait until it calmed down before doing more. Of course, there will be another understanding, that is, the unexpected benefits will make some institutions empty, so some institutions need to continue to collect chips.
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide 12-14
Strategy guide
12-14