Bairui wins: the East counts the West and leads the rise strongly. The seesaw effect remains the same

On Monday, the three indexes were mixed. The Shanghai stock index opened low and went low, while it fluctuated higher in the late trading. Plate, a large area of red. Education, communications, computers and traditional Chinese medicine led the increase, with only a small number of green sectors such as precious metals and airport shipping.

As of the close, the Shanghai Composite Index closed at 3490.61 points, down 0.15 points or 0%. The turnover was 345.4 billion. Shenzhen composite index reported 13471.16 points, up 11.46 points, or 0.09%, with a turnover of 555 billion. The gem index closed at 2804.60 points, down 22.21 points, or 0.79%, with a turnover of 227.5 billion. In Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets, individual stocks rose 3549, fell 1181, rose 115 and fell 6.

Future prospects of Bairui:

The trend of the index was divided in the afternoon, and the Shanghai index and Shenzhen composite index rebounded slightly near the closing. Assisted reproduction, education, digital currency and other sectors continued to be active, the concept of computing power rose sharply throughout the day, and many stocks such as Hangzhou Cncr-It Co.Ltd(300250) , Zjbc Information Technology Co.Ltd(000889) touched the daily limit; The trend of phosphorus chemical industry and precious metals was weak, and the decline of new metal materials was the top. Stocks in the three cities rose more and fell less, with more than 100 trading stocks.

Strategically, the market differentiation remains the same, and the seesaw effect in the venue continues. Sufficient capacity is needed to break the sawing situation of weight and theme. At the same time, because the current hot spots are mainly boosted by news stimulation, continuity needs continuous attention. In terms of operation, it is not recommended to follow the trend at will, carefully identify the direction of individual stocks, and distinguish between short-term and trend hot spots.

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