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7. I am still in the previous view. As long as the market maintains the three principles, that is, no acceleration, no skyrocketing, no heavy volume, then please boldly hold shares and firmly do more!1. Today's market opens higher and goes lower, and its essential significance is to wash dishes. A higher market opening can curb the willingness of off-site retail investors to chase up and enter the market; The low market can also prompt retail investors in the market to make a decision to sell chips. It can be described as killing two birds with one stone.7. I am still in the previous view. As long as the market maintains the three principles, that is, no acceleration, no skyrocketing, no heavy volume, then please boldly hold shares and firmly do more!

4, the market is always developing in differences, if everyone is bullish, then the market will never go up. If everyone is extremely disappointed and no longer believes that the market can go up, then the market will follow.8. The market has come to this day. The most pitiful and sad thing is those who cut the meat at the bottom and walk all the way, and these people are not in the minority. Of course, there are those who sell flying chips on the way up. Once they get off the bus, they are afraid to get on it again.2. Today, the market opened higher and went lower, which is similar to the K-line on October 8. Its significance is to wash dishes, but the objects of cleaning are different. On October 8 th, the K-line with high opening and low walking cleared the chips that had been stuck in the previous three years. Today, the K-line with high opening and low walking cleared the retail investors who had been quilted in the previous two months.

7. I am still in the previous view. As long as the market maintains the three principles, that is, no acceleration, no skyrocketing, no heavy volume, then please boldly hold shares and firmly do more!It's already late at night. I'd like to emphasize a few more words about the A-share market tomorrow, in case anyone doesn't see it: