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I have to say that today's market sentiment is not the same as that of the broader market. After Monday's close, great positive information was released, which led to high expectations for Tuesday's trend. However, the high opening and fall of A shares on Tuesday made the market sentiment extremely pessimistic.On the other hand, we all saw that although there was significant positive information on Tuesday, the market still surged back, mainly because there was not enough growth funds to enter the market.

At the same time, the market is unlikely to rise sharply. On the one hand, we can see that banks and insurance, which have a strong support function, have not only failed to exert their strength today, but have smashed the market. What does this mean?I have to say that today's market sentiment is not the same as that of the broader market. After Monday's close, great positive information was released, which led to high expectations for Tuesday's trend. However, the high opening and fall of A shares on Tuesday made the market sentiment extremely pessimistic.Today, after yesterday's intraday covering, the market has reached a normal point, so today's rise is the market that fluctuated before, which is what we often call the slow bull market;

First, it should have soared yesterday, but now the funds have become very cautious, especially when the market is high, institutions and retail investors are afraid to enter the market easily, so the index has fallen back.As for foreign investment, it is also in a confused stage now, because there is no clear direction for US stocks and A-shares at present, so they dare not enter the market easily. Therefore, for investors, the best strategy at present can only be to wait.Secondly, we can see that there are some anomalies in Hong Kong stocks and FTSE A50 today. We can see that Hong Kong stocks have an abnormal diving in intraday trading. Obviously, foreign capital is smashing the market, and it is likely to use FTSE A50. Why do you say that?