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The bull market relies on the 60-day K, and the 60-day K can level off for a while, but it can't turn its head obviously. There are still about ten trading days before it levels off. If the index hits near the 60-day K at the end of the month, I will actively participate in the layout of long-term opportunities.The platform since 10.8 has entered the second half.The platform since 10.8 has entered the second half.

The bull market relies on the 60-day K, and the 60-day K can level off for a while, but it can't turn its head obviously. There are still about ten trading days before it levels off. If the index hits near the 60-day K at the end of the month, I will actively participate in the layout of long-term opportunities.The bull market relies on the 60-day K, and the 60-day K can level off for a while, but it can't turn its head obviously. There are still about ten trading days before it levels off. If the index hits near the 60-day K at the end of the month, I will actively participate in the layout of long-term opportunities.In the short-term, I selectively bought back some chips sold in early trading today, mainly low, and today's opening increase did not exceed 3%.

Today, another small monument was closed, but unlike 828 and 108, not many stocks were killed after opening 5% higher, and the turnover of 2.3 trillion was significantly reduced compared with 10.8 and 11.8, and this round of rebound was not pushed up by funds, not like trying to get chips, but just trying to push up the index. Personally, I judge that today, apart from the opening of the market, it is mainly for retail investors to kill retail investors. Apart from the weight, the institutions have not made any big moves. The purpose may be to push up the average holding cost and concentrate the cost peak.In the short-term, I selectively bought back some chips sold in early trading today, mainly low, and today's opening increase did not exceed 3%.Today, another small monument was closed, but unlike 828 and 108, not many stocks were killed after opening 5% higher, and the turnover of 2.3 trillion was significantly reduced compared with 10.8 and 11.8, and this round of rebound was not pushed up by funds, not like trying to get chips, but just trying to push up the index. Personally, I judge that today, apart from the opening of the market, it is mainly for retail investors to kill retail investors. Apart from the weight, the institutions have not made any big moves. The purpose may be to push up the average holding cost and concentrate the cost peak.