Today's market momentum is like a rainbow, in response to the old saying, if you fall more, it will naturally rise. The end of October also ended the announcement of the third quarter results report, and the thunder that exploded also exploded, and the one that should have fallen also fell

Today's market momentum is like a rainbow, in response to the old saying, if you fall more, it will naturally rise. The end of October also ended the announcement of the third quarter results report, the thunder that should have exploded, the one that should have fallen also fell, and then, the retaliatory rebound. The rebound, at least for now, is judged in this way, the United States has raised interest rates sharply, and after entering November, the corporate market funds began to tighten, and the conditions for market reversal are not sufficient. Judged to be a rebound, then where does the rebound go? As long as it is a bear market, the rebound will not exceed the annual line, below 3280 points, and most bear market rebound crest is near the semi-annual line, that is, around 3150. What happens after that? Will it hit new lows? Or will it consolidate until January next year into a reversal? Only God knows.