The U.S. CPI hit a 40-year high, and U.S. stocks closed lower. The Dow fell 1.47 percent, the NASDAQ fell 2.1 percent, and the S&P fell 1.81 percent. Apple fell 2.4 percent and Microsoft fell 2.8 percent, trough

The U.S. CPI hit a 40-year high, and U.S. stocks closed lower. The Dow fell 1.47%,

The Nasdaq fell 2.1 percent and the S&P fell 1.81 percent. Apple fell 2.4 percent, Microsoft fell 2.8 percent, Google fell more than 2 percent, and Qualcomm fell 5.38 percent. Chinese stocks bucked the market, with Zijin Mining up more than 16 percent, Lujin up 16.4 percent and Parkson China up more than 6 percent. Central bank data show that the increase in social financing in January was 6.17 trillion yuan, estimated at 5.385 trillion yuan, and the previous value was 2.368 trillion yuan; in January, the money supply M2 increased by 9.8% year-on-year, with an estimated 9.2% and the previous value of 9%. Exceeded expectations and hit a record high.

The broader market is in the bottoming stage, even on a black Thursday, the adjustment is very moderate, and there are not many stocks that have fallen to the stop board. But the road to rebound will not be achieved overnight, and stepping on the rhythm is king. That is to say, do not chase up, buy at a low price, go out at a high, oscillate the bottom will be repeated up and down, and half a warehouse will be thrown to the bottom to deal with.