Today's A-share market staged a drama of "shrinking and shaking positions", and it is not easy for short positions to panic and full positions. In fact, the market is shaking every day, and everyone is about to be frightened. One might wonder if this panic means a bigger correction in the afternoon? Don't worry, let's take care of it first.
The current market is quite obviously volatile, especially in the context of shrinkage, the liquidity of funds is insufficient, who dares to act rashly? But the strange thing is that although the trading volume has shrunk, the market has not fallen sharply. In the end, it's like an awkward dance, everyone's hearts are hanging, but the people on the stage haven't fallen yet. You say panic, it doesn't seem to be, but relax, the little anxiety in the bottom of your heart lingers. As a result, the people with short positions are itching when they see that the market has not risen much, and they are worried that they will be thrown off the car if they shake the warehouse again - they dare not relax.
It is quite Buddhist, saying that he is a "left-hand investment", simply put, he dares to enter the market against the market and holds large-cap index ETFs for a long time. People pay attention to the overall market, as long as the market rises slowly, fluctuations or anything is trivial, belonging to the type of investors who "the older the rivers and lakes, the fatter they are". But the problem is that this style of play may not be suitable for everyone. Especially those short-term players who stare at individual stocks every day, people will rise by 7% today, and they may give you a 10% drop tomorrow.
Moreover, when it comes to individual stocks, there are a lot of muddy waters in the current A-shares. Although the market is rising, some tickets, especially ST shares or companies that are about to be delisted, do not mean that the stock price will fall to the end. Fallen? Don't be naïve! Some companies are just a bottomless pit, falling to the point where people doubt their lives, and they sell faster than anyone else. Therefore, even if the market is prosperous, it does not mean that all stocks will follow suit. Guo Xiaofan clicked, don't rely on the decline alone to judge whether individual stocks have bottomed out, some shareholders have already run away.
As for whether there will be a bigger pullback in the market in the afternoon? It's quite calm. He predicts that there will be no large-scale decline, and the shock will continue, but on the whole, it is a pattern of shock and rise. Therefore, investors like him, who are "long-term bullish", have a very stable mentality, but feel that this market is suitable for point index grid trading, buy a little when it falls, sell a little when it rises, and make a lot of gains in the long run.
But he also reminded investors who pursue short-term gains that it is best not to use his views as a guide for individual stock operations. The index grid is tied to the broader market, and the risk of individual stocks is not in one dimension, especially those masters of short-term operations, I am afraid they will have to find another way.
Finally, he has taken another shot of "reassurance", he believes that the large-market index will still have a long-term view, even if it has risen a lot this year, the index ETF is still a good choice for peace of mind. He repeatedly reminded everyone not to be too entangled in temporary market fluctuations, and that the investment strategy should still be combined with their own style, and not to follow the trend easily.
So the problem is, fluctuations in the market are the norm, whether it is a shock position or a shrinkage, you can find your own anxiety points when you are short and full. The key is, can the stocks in your hands withstand the wind and waves? Dear shareholders and friends, is the scale in your heart accurate?
So in the end, I would like to ask: will you continue to chase the short-term surge of individual stocks and stick to the steady progress of the broader market index? What do you think about this?