Yesterday, a red lantern was still hanging high, why did it become green today? Is this rally really over? Don't worry, let's talk about what's going on.
Yesterday's A-shares were really a mess, rising sharply throughout the day, and the shareholders were happy one by one, as if they saw their small treasury growing bigger and bigger. But there is no eternal spring in the stock market, and today, the market is like a deflated ball, deflated, and collectively closed green throughout the day. This sudden change caught many investors off guard.
First of all, we have to understand why today's A-shares are in such a situation. As many as 5,000 companies rose yesterday, but the stock market is like a roller coaster, and if it rises more, there will be a pullback. Today's market shows a clear divergence, with most stocks trading roughly flat at a 5:5 opening. As many as 2,861 companies fell throughout the day, looking at this number, it is indeed a bit distressing.
Let's talk about volume. Today's turnover of the two cities is only 782.2 billion, 121.1 billion less than yesterday. This shrinkage is not a small number, and the enthusiasm for market participation seems to have declined.
Next, let's talk about some of the big news on the plate. First and foremost is the pressure from United States. United States no, pressure was put on allies in the field of chip manufacturing, especially ASML in Netherlands and Tokyo Electron in Japan, United States issued an ultimatum to stop selling chips to China, and even did not provide services.
This can make the partners in the chip industry anxious. However, the bad things have turned for the better, which also forces us to accelerate the process of domestic substitution of chips. In the past, our technology was backward, and now we are forced to buy it even if we don't buy it, which has stimulated the R&D investment of domestic enterprises to produce better products.
Another big news came from the National Development and Reform Commission. They expressed their intention to actively expand domestic demand and promote commodity consumption. The biggest problem we are facing now is weak demand, which is also a major reason why A-shares cannot be bullish for a long time. This wave of operations by the National Development and Reform Commission is obviously to boost the domestic market, hoping to bring some positive impact to the stock market.
Therefore, although the market looks a little miserable today, the policy support is still not small. For the future trend of the market, we investors should still have some confidence and not be too pessimistic.
The ups and downs of the stock market are like watching a big show, sometimes you think it's a high, but in the blink of an eye, it may be a trough. But that's the beauty of investing, every uncertainty can be the beginning of a new opportunity.
Okay, that's all for today's story, let's wait and see what the market will be like tomorrow. The stock market is like a battlefield, and every day is full of uncertainties, which requires us small shareholders to always be vigilant and learn to look for opportunities in volatility.