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How to ensure that the A-share market is lively? It is necessary for retail investors to enter the market, but retail investors don't like big index stocks, and the main force began to speculate on the concept of artificial intelligence. In just two months, these stocks with no substantive technology and performance have risen to the sky, and the old problems of A-shares have broken out again. The most important thing is that the pick-up man is not enough. This is the key to the problem.Today, the main players are the right hand of the main players-the "Mao Index" and "Ning Combination" of the northbound funds, which are the big index stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets respectively, so that the indexes of the two cities can look better.After jumping out of the water and covering the gap, the tail market is making a pull-up, and it will still close with a rise all day. This is a handy routine for the main players in the field. What needs to be reminded here is that due to the sharp diving of the A50 futures index, A shares may close the green market in the afternoon.

From the 924 market to today, the ultimate goal of the main force is clearly on the table: from 924 to October 8, it is the market of banks, oil, coal and other ship pulled.Today, the main players are the right hand of the main players-the "Mao Index" and "Ning Combination" of the northbound funds, which are the big index stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets respectively, so that the indexes of the two cities can look better.First, today's A-shares are not well received, and even the main players are not very active, let alone retail investors.

A-share: I feel something is wrong. This increase is really a bit unsatisfactory. Will it continue to rise in the afternoon?Second, how will the afternoon A shares go?This product was the most exciting one yesterday. It rose more than 6% in the afternoon and night trading, and the Hang Seng Index rose more than 2% yesterday. Today, it rallied with A shares.